Pineapple Corn

2cups of fresh pineapple.
1tsp honey
1/4cup demerara sugar

Boiled till it got gooey and not burn. Boiled some deer corn with some fresh pineapple for about 10 minutes.

Going in the fridge till I can go fishing.

I have used pineapple extract much the same as what you have done.

Looking GOOD!

never heard of that. thanks

Neither had I. Seen a video on you tube channel called the Bait Vault.

Just made some with what I had

How long do yall boil it for everytime ive done it it seemed fine then when id run my hair puller through it the kernel would crack down the middle

I boil mine in the concentrate for at least 30 minutes and then let it cool on its own to room temp. Then I put mine in small canning jars along with concentrate. I use a thin baiting needle too.

Easier way to make an effective hair rig bait is to get some canned garbanzo beans and drain them. I then put them into my canning jars with a very strong concentrate of strawberry koolaid. Other fruity flavors can be used or combine the strawberry with clear vanilla. No cooking needed. I usually prep the garbanzos the night before I need them so they can get a good soak. They stay on the hair rig very well.

Thanks for the info curt ive always wonderd about garbanzo beans ill give those a try

I would hit that!

Any update here? How'd it go?

Have soaked a few boilies, haven't given the corn a go yet

Thank you Curt for sharing your secret knowledge
Sounds great, I'm going to try garbanzo and compare them to a corn in a next couple weeks, try to have some results to report

No problem. Good luck.

Tried something yesterday (not exactly as described, but close )
Two simple conclusions so far.
1) corn with pineapple was more productive than plain corn. To verify results, will give another side-by-side try.
2) koolaid-treated canned garbanzo was sitting real good on a hair rig (no result though). Will give it another try or two this winter season (but sure summer may produce different outcome).

Tried real simplistic approach: just took some canned corn and canned crushed pineapple, and put them night before into a glass container, layer by layer. Also left some plain corn (from the same exact can!) for comparison.
Today, 1/15/18, 8AM to 1 PM; 2 light rods side-by-side with 6lb fluorclear line and leaders + hair rigged circle hooks #10.
Total 8 smaller carp
* plain corn: 2 x 3lb little ones;
* pineapple-treated corn: 1x7lb, 1x5lb, 2x4lb and 2x3lb.
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pineapple-treated corn works much better!