Mainline Smart Liquid Attraction

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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.

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. Tried to butter him up to get me a full bottle to try again but never got anywhere with it. From memory I dont think it had any flavour as such so probably just the base liquid when they were testing. We all know how good natural ingredients are. But it’s taken a while for a company to bottle them up and make it easy for us carpers to use. Unlike spod syrups and other glugs, Goo comes in small bottles with tapered lids that make it really easy to squeeze onto your hookbaits and into PVA bags. – A major plus that makes it easy to carry multiple bottles when testing flavours.

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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. When the temperatures drop in winter and the all-important bites times are reduced in size and frequency, you really need to know that what is out in the pond is not going to let you down at these crucial times. For that reason, I generally keep to proven methods, tactics and baits even if I do tweak or adapt them for the lesser than favourable conditions. Proven methods produce proven results! product_description": "This area is used to describe your product’s details. Tell customers about the look, feel, and style of your product. Add details on color, materials used, sizing, and where it was made.", Dave Lane explains the small tweaks and adjustments he makes to his approach throughout the cooler months!

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.

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PVA: Poly-Vinyl Alcohol is a dissolvable substance that is available in mesh or solid form, allowing bait to be introduced into the swim around your hookbait.

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. What sets the Mainline Smart Liquid apart from other attractants is its ability to interact with water in a way that ensures maximum dispersion and effectiveness. As the catalyst, water enables the Smart Liquid to infiltrate the bottom substrate horizontally before rising vertically through the water column. This unique behaviour ensures that the entire underwater environment is saturated with the advanced compounds, free aminos, palatants, and highly stimulatory trace elements contained within the Smart Liquid, creating an irresistible and far-reaching attraction for fish. In short, no they aren't, as fish have happily eaten bait without any extra additives for years and they will continue to do so. However, on pressured waters or under match conditions, anything that can give you an extra edge is always worth trying. It is amazing how some venues respond to certain flavours and colours, where they are the kiss of death on other waters. It is basically a confidence boost, if using a liquid makes you more confident, you will fish better and catch more as a result. Whether that is down to the flavour or you will always remain a mystery until the fish tell us otherwise.no_content": "This section doesn’t currently include any content. Add content to this section using the sidebar." If so is there an maximum length of time you would soak baits for? Does it effect the buoyancy of the pop ups if soaked for too long? success_moderated": "Your comment was posted successfully. We will publish it in a little while, as our blog is moderated.", 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." Mussell Blend – Three mussel species blended, including the incredible carp attractor Green Lipped Mussel (GLM).

But on the other hand, we know that carp are inquisitive creatures. And that’s why some bait companies are pushing the boundaries when it comes to liquids. Thinner liquids on the other hand tend to penetrate baits easier and disperse further in the water. Whether you're targeting carp, tench, bream, or any other species, the Mainline Smart Liquid can help increase your chances of success. The four flavour variants cater to different fish preferences and water conditions, providing a range of options to suit your angling needs. The PVA-friendly nature of the Smart Liquid also means that you can incorporate it into your PVA bag or mesh systems, ensuring a consistent release of the attractant in your swim. Salted Squid – Blended atlantic squid which is exactly the same stuff used in their Scopex Squid bait.Look at Korda Goo for example. Their range is like nothing else you would ever see on a lakebed; extremely potent and highly fluorescent in many cases. But they work.