Changing

Mac · Changing

For those that willbe fishing through the Winter will you be changing your baits that you have used through the Summer to something else?

Will you be using more/less bait?

bigkipper

i will be the first to answer then mac

i will be using the same bait that i have been using this year it is my own that i make at home and was put together with winter in mind. if I'm on a bait that works i don't like changing it i will try other bait`s during the summer but prefer to stick to a bait that has proved it`s self for the winter.

as there will be less angler`s on the bank as the colder month`s arrive i will be putting more bait in to try and compensate for what is not going in if you get my drift. on the canal i will stick to what I'm doing but spend more time sorting out location.

i have just picked up my delivery of cc moors base mix ingredients and my kitchen is full of lot`s of bag`s of different powder`s much to NW announce.

the thing i like about rolling my own is that no one else is on it and i know they like it and i know exactly whats in it.

The Carpinator

i wont be changing either...why change something thats working..its all about keeping the bait going in

Cambs Carper

I will change slightly, use a different bait on one rod and keep with the main bait on the other two.

Rabbit

i use a lot of particle in the summer, but turn to boilies in the winter, i buy freezer bait`s as i wouldn't have a clue about making my own (but I'm willing to learn) i use bait from a big company that has a proven track record. i want be changing my tutti frutti`s for anything unless it was better of course.

what make`s a good winter bait ? educate me some one

carpmanjay

may well go back to a few off the old classics, the Grange being one or maybe active8, still suberb baits infact il just go and see how my glugged grange pop ups are, its goto have been 8 years ago i put them in!!!

nick_dunn

Going to have stu at bm baits knock me up a chocco-malt tangy bird food mix, i want them to sh1t the bait out as quick as they eat it.

I think the winter bait is more of a feel good factor for the fish in winter, need something easy to eat and pass through.

carpmanjay

chocalate malt at 5ml and 2 ml of nash strawberry oil is one of my all time favourites for the winter.