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The full film is due out on Friday at 6pm. This is just the trailer.

All on the steamer you are using. We use commercial, pressurised steamers that are temperature controlled. So we are able to maintain 80 degrees throughout the steaming process. Our steam times are 2 minutes for 12mm and 3 minutes for 18mm baits. With domestic style steamers each will be different. Remember to start your timer when the temperature has reached 80 degrees. Below this they’re not cooking, depending on the temperature drop on how long you have the steamer open between loading. I would suggest trial and error unfortunately but patience will pay off once you perfect.

@NutrabaitsTV Thanks another great answer I can trust I have a pressure steamer I have built my self last batch I did was for 10 to 13 min and they were like boilied sweets after steaming but Thanks for be truthful in your reply I have had so many people tell me different things and times glad I asked you guys asked other companies and bait makers and get ether no reply or I get false information

Our steamers are commercial, pressurised steamers with our steamer time only slightly higher than boiling times. 2 minutes 30 seconds in our steamer at 80 degrees but domestic steamers take longer to get up to temperature. Lose heat etc.

@NutrabaitsTV Thanks so much I have pressure steamer I built my self thanks for the temp and cook time that's really helped finally some advice I can trust

Glad you enjoyed it

Had a little break but back now - looking forward to the next 12 months, hope ur well bud

All the best

@@NutrabaitsTV I blanked lol . 2 nd time. It’s a new syndicate lake near me with 75 gardners carp that got added during Covid and the original carp no one has caught for years . I found it was heavily silted and wasn’t sure how to attack it ? I opted for the Hele rig with a size 18 frozen cell . Not sure what to try next time . The lake is about 3 acres big .

Yes you can!

It sure is

He wasn't wearing camo, there was no drum and bass in the background. What in the name of universal credit is going on? 😄 Great video! I'm sure it will help many out and encourage people to make things themselves, rather than buying it prepared.

Trigga Ice is a year round bait that’s favoured by many angler who like to stick with one bait all year.

@@NutrabaitsTV Ok, so the normal Trigga is for nothing is that it?

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Absolutely, however in the spring I have had great success on bright pop ups either on their own or over small amounts of crumb 👍🏻 in the summer months I tend to switch to match the hatch 👍🏻

Thanks

Thanks mate 👍🏻

Thanks

We have all the ingredients in stock and do manufacture for anglers several times each year. Minimum order 10kg

Not really. I'm not sponsored by Nutrabaits, but what I do is pre plan, save up until I have enough to get what I need. I always try and get £60+ for the free p&p. I like the way the packing is actually PVA nuggets 😉 4:35

The type of angling Mike does is overnight sessions between work or short evening sessions after work so maximum attraction is the key. Mike will make the bucket up which will last several sessions so when pro-rata is not expensive. The intention of this type of mix isn’t intended for an heavy baiting approach but more for bite at a time.