Catch More Carp This Spring - BOOST your BOILIES to the MAX

[@simonwilliams8980]

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[@mikesparksangler]

Cheers dude :) have you tried it or something similar?

[@garethholdcroft4130]

Would you use them as hookbaits or just for feed? Just wondered if they'd go to soft to pierce?

[@mikesparksangler]

I would only do this for loose feed, depending on how long you soak the baits they can become very soft. It's amazing for solubility a digestion to keep the fish feeding, but for me this time of year is about high attraction so for the hookbait I would either use either a bright/ washed out popup, or wafter. Or of you want to treat a few boilies just for hookbaits then you can do the same technique but don't use any kettle water. Just put a few baits in a container and cover them in a little of the heated condensed milk to give them a good glaze.

[@Smudgie]

Now pour over a couple of handfuls of flaked maize.

[@mikesparksangler]

Yeah definitely mate, to top a mix like this it can definitely be an edge to add a natural bait, maggots also is something I would add.

[@Smudgie]

@@mikesparksangler definitely love the carnation milk although I haven't tried heating it yet. I just pour it on my groats, flaked maize, sweetcorn and boilie crumb mixture at the moment. I like the idea! I'll definitely give it a go. Might add a bit of rock salt as well in the spring.

[@mikesparksangler]

@@Smudgie yeah it's a great edge. Nice one. Heating it just makes it cover the baits a lot nicer :)

[@mark68227]

can you do this with shelf life boilies or they have to be freezer bait

[@mikesparksangler]

Of course, it works very well with both shelflife and frozen boilies. You can do a very similar thing with particles and pellets also to make a good spod mix.