I have had a search through BarbelTalk and some of the
Archives for this topic which has cropped up on a number
of other threads but not as the Subject matter itself.
When preparing my winter baits, and using any form of oil
(Palatant or Essential), I have in the past tended to use
the Natural Emulsifier nutrabaits sell. And it works.
The same goes for dips (amd pellet soaks).
Now I dont want to fall in the trap of fixing that which
is not broken but...
In a number of bait making threads and again on winterising pellets, a number of people have suggested
using Condensed Milk (but not the carnation variety).
Why?
What is the advantage other than sweet milky scent?
And why not Carnation?
- yet to find anything on the shelves other than Carnation.
And of course there is Soya bean lecithin as another
alternative.
What is the perceived wisom on this matter?
- Thanks
Archives for this topic which has cropped up on a number
of other threads but not as the Subject matter itself.
When preparing my winter baits, and using any form of oil
(Palatant or Essential), I have in the past tended to use
the Natural Emulsifier nutrabaits sell. And it works.
The same goes for dips (amd pellet soaks).
Now I dont want to fall in the trap of fixing that which
is not broken but...
In a number of bait making threads and again on winterising pellets, a number of people have suggested
using Condensed Milk (but not the carnation variety).
Why?
What is the advantage other than sweet milky scent?
And why not Carnation?
- yet to find anything on the shelves other than Carnation.
And of course there is Soya bean lecithin as another
alternative.
What is the perceived wisom on this matter?
- Thanks
-- Dr Barbus
