Choosing the Best Homemade Boilie Carp Bait Ingredients for Big Fish!
Get the biggest advantage in carp fishing! The most powerful way to catch more fish is to always stay ahead of your fish feeding conditioned and instinctive caution by using your own fishing advantage, making your baits and thinking differently. Build your biggest critical advantage and fastest shortcut to big-time success right now and reap the big rewards by reading right now!
Catching more big carp is so much easier when you know some very exciting details about bait components, how fish perceive their baits, how to manipulate fish physiology so that fish want to eat our baits more and more! Many of the questions anglers ask about baits and fishing are pretty irrelevant compared to some of the bigger ones that are often overlooked because the angler is so conditioned to think like a commercially manipulated fisherman instead of thinking like a fisherman. a fish that is far away. top of course! When your thinking about bait options and how to manipulate the fish’s senses and behaviors in our favor against them starts with the fish themselves, you have incredible potential power compared to anglers who just follow the pack!
So why think about bait and bait substances in the first place when it is the fish themselves that will provide you with all the clues you need for successful baits? Fish are sensitive to many substances, but some much more than others and in various combinations for different reasons. So why not do a lot more research on your fish and find out how to manipulate and maximize their responses to your baits by taking advantage of a wide variety of ingredients, additives and liquids etc?
Most carp anglers in the UK and some other countries where carp fishing has become so commercialized rely on expensive carp boilies, pellets etc. You could say that the bait companies just want that trend to continue so they can get as much money out of it as possible.
After all, making customers dependent on products is one of the main goals of those who want to make big bucks, but that gives them a huge amount of power over you that perhaps not many of us can afford these days! When the price of ready-made baits is the deciding factor in whether you can afford to catch a few fish or even go fishing, you must start wondering if you can make your own bait for much less cost with the potential to catch even more. fish using your own baits with all the enormous satisfaction that comes with it!
Why let someone else decide your fishing budget when you can do it yourself and save an absolute fortune? Whether your ready-made baits cost you 5 pounds or 12 pounds per kilogram, you can greatly undercut and reduce this cost and still fish better than all those popular ready-made baits (when you know how to do it with more information!) Really You need to know some of the most vitally important details of fish senses and how best to exploit them to get the most bites, taking advantage of various (infinitely varied) combinations of ingredients, special compounds, liquid feeds, flavor components, oils, etc.
The most common mistakes when making baits can be avoided by learning from others who have long experience over the years to refine their knowledge and bait making methods, ideas and views, etc. and that they have achieved remarkable and outstanding success through this long process. My 35 years of home-making carp bait has gone through many changing levels of understanding, perceptions of the meaning and contexts of fish feeding feedback and a changing awareness within me of how the multiple dynamics of bait and behaviors of the fish, and my own creativity and thought processes, have an impact. about how I make and adapt my homemade baits and why.
There are no bugs in carp baits; fish comments simply invaluable! It is all valuable as long as you observe the responses and behaviors of the fish and learn more and more how to link them to the substances, levels and combinations of your baits.
Well over 95 percent of all my homemade baits have been hooked on at least the first cast and mistakes are really just invaluable feedback towards even better baits! Certain carp waters require specific bait alterations because no water, fish population, or ecosystem is necessarily identical, and it is very important to know how to outperform competing baits by leveraging unique bait substances to gain additional advantages over them in any way. many ways.
Probably the most common mistake beginners in bait making make is to formulate a bait based on their personal opinions and human perceptions of bait substances, aromas, smells, tastes, etc. The best way to avoid limiting the success of your baits is to start with the fish and which ones are the most sensitive. Basing your baits on the sensitivities of the fish is the most powerful starting point and this encourages you to think like a carp and not an angler by simply choosing a ready-to-go bait flavor that thousands of people have already tapped before, greatly reducing any competitive advantage.
Some really great bait substances are not necessarily effective when used alone in the water, but work best synergistically with other bait substances to produce maximum effects on your fish. Certain bait substances can be called addictive and they don’t have to be anything exotic or unusual. I would include essential amino acids and certain non-essential acids in this category. Many carp anglers have been conditioned in some way to think that if their bait has too few flavors or odors, they can detect that their bait will be less effective, but the opposite can very easily be true!
In terms of linking the senses of the fish and the tastes, flavors and aromas of the bait, for example, carp can sense substances in solution down to a few parts in a million and detect subtle energy fields in many ways indeed, so which includes just about any substance in your bait will be detected to some degree, even if you can’t smell or taste it, or even if it’s supposedly inert in terms of our comparatively extremely dull human senses! Among the most potent known substances that trigger true feeding responses in carp are undetectable to the human senses. Some of these can be detected at only 1 part in a trillion concentrations in solution.
Carp are highly evolved creatures capable of adapting sensitivity to substances, sensing completely new substances in the water, identifying new food sources and monopolizing them for their own benefit. You can condition and train carp in the same way as dogs by repeating positive rewards (using new and therefore safer baits). Flavors are a favorite topic of anglers who know very little about how bait substances actually work and how carp evolved and why. they are actually capable of physically or chemically sensing anything in the water, at any significant impact depth.
Flavors are literally the compounds that totally make up your bait and are simultaneously experienced by the carp’s senses. So, if you think a sweet maple top note will complete a liver or fish bait, remember that the carp are experiencing each individual natural flavor and flavor compound within those ingredients at the same time as any added flavors. In fact, flavors are often substances that mask some of the more beneficial aspects of certain carp bait substances.
It is very ironic that so many carp anglers mistakenly believe that bitter flavors drive fish away, so baits need to be sweetened. The fact is that countless winning flavors from decades of carp fishing taste sour, even though they may smell like sweet cream or ripe strawberries! Sweeteners of many forms are best used in baits side by side because they form hits and effects that induce multiple foods at multiple levels. For example, the sweet protein-based sweetener Talin will have a very different impact on the senses than raspberry ketone, butyric acid, milk lactone, amyl acetate, ethyl butyrate, isoeugenol, honey, maple syrup, molasses, icing sugar, B plus milk, lactose and so on.
The carp bait substances you choose literally manipulate their behaviors as they influence the production of hormones and what forms of physical actions; for example, filter feeding of dissolved bait substances, or movement towards baited areas following concentration gradients, or intensive competitive feeding and repeated consumption of bait. Revealed in my exclusive ready-to-go baits and homemade carp baits and catfish baits ebooks, there is much more powerful information. Find my unique website (Baitbigfish) and see my bio below for details of my ebook deals right now!
By Tim Richardson.