Mainline Smart Liquid Attraction

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i tried the cell smart liquid the weekend. Coated a pva bag and placed it in water and must say it didnt really do as per the youtube clips lol. It just broke down in clotted bits and floated to the top of the water line. Lol baa baa baa, they'll be queuing up for it in no time... That's going to make someone a colossal amount of cash. Fish Hydrolysate: A process that turns fish into liquid form, keeping its nutritional profile as high as possible. I got given a bottle a while ago by one of there field testers and the spout got quite clogged up I used it in spod mix and found it a good addition to it very cloudy and great smell. I had the fruity yellow one and once it hits the shelves will be getting the same one Being thinner in consistency, they are particularly useful for re-hydrating pellet or boilies that have become air dried or a little stale. Not only that, but they are much better for clouding the water, giving off masses of attraction that can draw carp down from the upper layers. Natural vs. unnatural

success_moderated": "Your comment was posted successfully. We will publish it in a little while, as our blog is moderated.", Think I’ll test it, gonna put some water in the freezer to bring the temperature right down then try itComing in a range of over 30 different flavours, Goos are high-attract liquids designed to be added to hookbaits and mixes in small quantities. You can get anything from fishy flavoured squids to more human palatable ones such as bubble gum and sherbet. Couple of my mates have had them for about a year and they like them. Originally they were to be supplied with a pump nozzle (like hand wash bottles have) but believe they were having grief with them clogging up and becoming unusable, hence the delay in release and a different nozzle now I have been with mainline baits since the outset and have absolutely no intention of ever changing that scenario. I have fished with all of the baits and I've lost count of the amount of fish that I've taken on them all over the years. I would say if you try it to probably smear it in firmly on hookbait/pva bag etc which is probably where i went wrong. Either way wasnt overly impressed if i have to be honest.

no_content": "This section doesn’t currently include any content. Add content to this section using the sidebar." As we can't talk to the fish, we will never truly know how much of a difference a flavour or colour makes to our fishing, but if they give you confidence, they are worth every drop. When it comes to choosing a flavour, it all depends on how you want to apply it and what species you'll be fishing for. There is no point choosing a liquid to coat PVA in if it is not PVA friendly, for example. Nash’s new naturals liquid range is definitely one of the most innovative additions to the market in years. Now that we’ve covered all of the liquid attractants on this list, let’s take a look at some of them side-by-side: auth_error_html": "There was a problem authenticating your Google Maps account. Create and enable the JavaScript API<\/a> and Geocoding API<\/a> permissions of your app."Just watched a video by Lawrence East where he mixed it in with his pellets then put then in a PVA bag. Must say that appeals to me. I've seen the list of ingredients and it seems it's whey, fats and flavours!! Can't help thinking it's lamlac with a flavour and preservative.. That would behave exactly how they describe it on the advert.