Boilies high in ground crustacean, including crayfish and crab. Also contains a hint of spiceRRP: £9. 99 per kiloContact: 01527 405410 or www. gulpcarp.
When asked if I could review these syrups it was a no-brainer. After all, I’ve been using them since the first ones were launched several years ago. These days the New Grange is the one that’s used most in my carp fishing because I use that variety of boilies a lot and the addition of the syrup to particles, and even pellets, helps me create a total baiting attack. The syrups are packed with attractors and improve the profile of any particle mix.
High-quality tiger nuts which are cooked inside the tin so as to maximise flavour and attractionRRP: £2. 49Contact: 01473 241811 or www. bait-tech. com.
Sweet boilies with a year-round attractor profile and a host of additives, all designed to trigger carp to feedRRP: £9. 99 per kiloContact: 01823 617102 or www. splashbaits. net.
A fine particle groundbait with 28 active ingredients, designed for the fast release of attractantsRRP: £6. 99 per kiloContact: 0300 3031012 or www. marukyu. co.
Based on a highly digestible super-seed mix and laced with strawberry flavour and condensed milkRRP: £7. 99 per kiloContact: 01925 444797or www. cheshirebaits. co.
Boilies, pop-ups and dip, all packed with the time-served attraction of halibutRRP: 400g boilies £5. 95; pop-ups £5. 95; dip £5. 95Contact: 02089 417771 or www.
There are only one or two members of the TC staff who have been involved with the magazine long enough to remember when Frank Warwick first brought Enterprise’s imitation sweetcorn to our attentions. At the time, although largely taken for granted today, it was revolutionary and anglers were gobsmacked at how effective it was. Our editor, Marc Coulson, caught his very first 20-pounder on two grains of yellow corn way back in his early career on this magazine. Nowadays there is a plethora of imitation baits available, and not just the corn either.