How much did all those ingredients cost? Cant all afford those quantities!

@sifishes

2 ай бұрын

I know, they are not cheap. Also Nash just rebranded all the baits so has added a couple of quid more to everything!!! Personally I shop around a lot, always finding the cheapest place to buy. Sometimes you find deals on eBay, sometimes I find a random tackle shop online that sells them cheaper. But if it's somewhere I've never purchased from before I look up the company and website on TRUSPILOT to make sure they are legit 👍

Just buy the flake its the same price as the boilies so your just adding the price of the blender for no reason.

@sifishes

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah. Didn't know they did 5kg bags of flakes. Although I managed to get my 5kg of boilies for £35.

@mitchellwood1014

2 жыл бұрын

@Daz Davy I'm afraid your comment is the dumb one. the bags don't last forever, so the next time he tops up he can easily buy a bag of each, pay the same for each bag, have it last much longer, and not need to clean his blender out. stunning that you couldn't grasp this concept.

I had a bucket like that. Put it down and couldn’t find it. In all seriousness though is this just an advertisement.

@sifishes

2 жыл бұрын

Just what I like to use, and I catch with it. Am surprised it's got so many views to be honest.

Them pellets just turn to much with that much water and the boilies are soft any ways what's the point of boiling water

@sifishes

2 жыл бұрын

I like to give the impression that the bait has been in the lake for a while hence adding water the soften them. Just one of the things I do. Washed out bait might tempt in wary carp.

@twogramman8941

2 жыл бұрын

most boilies can take about 3 days to start breaking down in cold water, so the boiling water speeds up the process of activation

@Sick_To_The_Teeth

Жыл бұрын

You using tap water?

@funtimezplayzgamez7630

2 ай бұрын

​@@sifishesRespond to above

@sifishes

2 ай бұрын

@@Sick_To_The_Teeth Yes, but you can do the same with lake water when fishing.