Thank Ryan, another friend confirmed what you just said.

Can you really overdo the flavoring?!

I understand its strong, but wouldn't more oils create a longer slick in the water for fish to pick up?! Afterall that is what a boilie does right?! As it soaks in water the oils are released and creates a scent trail whichever way the current takes it?

That explains why you use extract and oils and not water based flavors.

The flavors are used anywhere from 2ml to 7 ml per 16oz mix depending on your personal preference.

For low end mixes a stronger flavored bait will be pretty instant on most waters, but a higher nutritional value mix tends to be better with less flavor

The real fun comes when you start blending different flavors.

A favorite for years in Europe was Scopex blended with Mulberry Florentine, responsible for 1000's of big fish over the years

Chocolate Malt with added sweetener and Solutein is a great catcher too!

Mega Spice and Secret Agent was a big secret for several years before being blown wide open by a well know UK carper on a hard water there

With regard to the strengths and comparisons with other flavors availalbe here in North America........The concentrate is way higher in the RH flavors and cannot really be compared, as there are no flavors as strong in the US


Just ask the paylakers of North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, those guys are not fishing for fun, they are doing it for money day in and day out, several hundred of these guys are now doing it with RH flavors and winning big!!! It's the biggest thing to hit their arm of the sport since the puff!


Have fun with them, that's what it is about at the end of the day, isn't it?

Oh I thought you always fished ghostie the same way because it always produced fish...or seems to

Pay lakers fishing pressured water?!
Ive always heard give the fish something they have never seen...maybe that helps...I am just trying to understand...I just dont see the necessity in wild waters that we fish here...

Scorpion or Mr.Sommerville can the RH flavores be used to flavor boiled deer corn, or do I need to learn to make boillies?

The reason Im questioning so much is becuase everyone swears on a different bait...even myself included...and often that bait changes...but how many times have you heard big red and whesties or conseed mill and bread?!

I just think its more about confidence in where and how you are fishing than what you are fishing with.

Believe me though, I am humble, if this stuff is as amazing as it sounds I will definitely use it.

And that's fine!

I ain't trying to convince anybody to buy it or use it. I was just answering the question and adding a bit of information

Just telling you what is happeneing on some of the most pressurised waters in the country

You are probably right, probably best sticking with Big Red and Wheaties

As for the wild waters you fish in texas, I can almost guarantee that the Lake Fork event will not be won with someone fishing Big Red & Wheaties

They absolutely can be used for flavoring your deer corn, Rod Hutchinson himself has a range of particle baits falvored with his flavors....In fact a guy from New York, had some big carp last weekend on and over them

Add the flavor to them after boiling and you'll be good to go!

Thx

lol trust me I would never use big red and wheaties, but we have all heard it here a million times...everyone and their grandpa swears by it...

Im sure it works excellent on pressured waters where the fish are weary, but when your talking about a 27, 000 acre lake like fork....I dont think pressure will ever be an issue nor can anyone come to a conclusion of a miracle bait

The flavors work great with deer corn, or any other particle bait.
I use chickpeas and fruit frenzy as my go to bait.

Get signed up for the Fork event and show them all then!

Miracle bait???? <Shakes head sadly while walking away!>

Show who who all what?

Woot! thx Mr. Sommerville I'm all over this!