My personal preference would have to be Fruity Trifle. Not only do I find it a bait that is easy on the nose but have caught the vast majority of my fish on it over the past 18 months. It has proven to be a bait that catches no matter what time of year used and is well liked on some pressured waters i’ve been on.

I have used it on a fair selection of both English and French lakes and it always seems to provide me with the desired results.

Good Luck

Samantha

It has to go down to personal preference. All the baits in the range are exceptional and have accounted for some huge Carp.

If I have to choose, then my personal favourites are Rahja Spice and the new Liver B8, the reason for this is that they are very different from the majority of the baits on the market.

I have watched fish ripping the bottom up for both of these baits. If you look at a recent capture of mine on the catch report you can see the amount of digested Rahja the carp has excreted into the sack. A sure sign to me that the Carp had been gorging itself on my bait.

Cheers

Jamie

My best bait so far without doubt has been the Quest Special Crab. I’ve been using it since the development phase and continue to use it as my main bait now. Why? Simple – I’ve caught everywhere I’ve used it, several forty pound plus carp from England, France and Africa as well as plenty of thirties on it to boot. On many of the lakes I’ve caught from the fish have never seen it before. It’s an instant bait and the fish seem to really get on it. The only time I wouldn’t use it is if poisson chat, crayfish or (as in Africa) freshwater crabs. These pests also seem to love it and then I would use a particle approach such as hemp and tiger nuts. I would also give the Quest Pineapple Crush a go in this situation should it arise in future.

Best fishes

Elie