carpkeeper2005

Anyone know bout using N-Butyric Acid for carp fishing and how it works and how to use it ? any help thanks!!

Not sure what you mean by chum,

 

Chum is what you throw in other than your hookbait. It's a difference in terms. Chum can be corn, maize, pellets etc. The Brits call it particle or bait, most US folks call it chum. Chum doesn't have to be fish bits, it can be any grain also.

 

I've found that Sweet Feed, Range Cubes and Boiled cracked or field corn (maize) is the cheapest and best way to go for river fishing. As for hookbaits sweet corn, flavored sweet corn or maize, pack & puff and doughball works in the river I fish.

sounds good im go up to new river and try it out seen some big ones !

looking for some good river baits and chum? and what's to best way to fish for river carp?

Hi carpkeeper2005,

 

I don’t use soybean, but here are a couple of Paul Collins recipes who posts on here as “Justcarpn”

 

2½ cup soybean

2½ cup wheat bran

1½ cup self-raising flour

16 oz can cream corn

2 oz flavor

 

Early June

4 cup Soybean meal

2 cup Wheat bran

2 cup self-raising flour

1/2 can Cinnamon

16oz can Cream corn

1/2 bottle Texas Pete

2oz Butternut flavor

 

Here's a rice bait that doesn't involve cooking

 

28oz Kraft Minute Rice

48oz Ketchup

2 Packet Pineapple Jello powder

2 oz Superior Pineapple Flavor

Small palmful of Table Salt

 

Stir all the above. It will look too sloppy at first, but put the lid on and leave to set for 12-16 hours at room temperature. It will be perfect.

thanks brooklands ill try it out! you know any soybean meal baits?

hey Im new to the paylake carp fishing and need help with some good baits I catch a lot of little fish just no big fish but I see the old guys catch just big fish not a lot of fish but just big fish im thinking its the baits can any help me with some big fish baits

thank you