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Many carp anglers try to achieve above average catches using prepared baits and fail. It is a great shame and yet it is a huge problem and I know that the bait industry fails anglers all over the world. All the hype cannot hide the fact that average anglers using off-the-shelf baits make only ordinary catches the vast majority of the time! It may seem strange, but all the guys I know who make their own homemade baits are the best rods in the waters they fish in. One big reason is that they alone are exploiting their totally unique bait recipes with absolutely zero competition from any other anglers using the exact same bait! This is an incredibly powerful perk! Some powerful bait recipes and sweetener secrets are revealed here!

Certain receptors in carp are particularly sensitive to sweet substances. Carp feel the glucose hit from broken aquatic plants, for example, but get little instant hit of energy from many of their natural foods, even though they do catabolize a proportion of their more abundant protein-rich foods for energy. I have used glucose syrup for years; What makes more sense than exploiting the energy fuel that carbohydrates break down internally?

Nutritionally, food and bait is basically about life energy. And without this for cellular respiration, organisms die! Even at the microscopic level of single-celled bacteria, their survival and multiplication can stop altogether when one aspect of the energy supply or energy release mechanism is stopped; so sweeteners are addictive to fish and humans. I see both as incredibly organized networks of individual cells that are inherently self-intelligent organisms.

It makes sense that the roof of the carp mouth is teeming with concentrations of palace receptors that especially help carp detect and instinctively decide to simply taste objects and solutions or repeatedly consume them, or avoid them! Feedback to brain receptors signals motor impulses from carp to muscles, etc. to continue feeding (or not). It is based on the biological vital need and energy value at that moment, or the physiological impacts, etc. that has a substance detected in an individual fish. Genetically individual fish and different strains are more sensitive to certain sweeteners; therefore feat multiple sweeteners not just Talin! (Avoid aspartame and Splenda, they are toxic!)

Baits containing a mixture of sweeteners are likely to be tasted more than once by an individual fish or by more than one fish on multiple occasions; leading to more hooked fish! Talin is a brand name for thaumatin B, a protein sweetener from the African katemfe fruit (yes, fruits do contain protein!) Talin improves the palatability of the bait, causing them to be consumed more repetitively, thus increasing their Possibilities for more connections. Curiously, it masks and bitters the flavors; many popular fish flavors are bitter!

Talin seems to replicate a type of signal that nerves do naturally, so I think this is one of the reasons it’s so potent. I would call certain forms of betaine sweeteners, not just true dietary triggers.

Glycerin (glycerol) is well proven beyond just as a flavor base. It is a low glycemic index calorie source that contains more calories than sugar with unlimited ability to mix with water; absolutely ideal for dispersing bait substances in solution! Natural vanilla terpenes and synthetic sweet flavors are also sweeteners… I would say that sweetened sweetened oils are also addictive substances, including bulk sweetened oils and also evaporated and condensed milks. Geranium and anise oils are tasted sweet, as is deliberately sweetened garlic oil. Cinnamon oil is overlooked for sweet baits!

Natural sugar sweeteners like honey cause a spike in blood sugar and an instant hit of energy in the body! This spike in blood sugar creates a surge of uric acid and a surge of glutamic acid in the bloodstream, which relaxes muscle tension in the body. This is an addictive effect of many drugs, eg opiates, cocaine, etc.; it is the addictive ‘relaxing high’ effect of nicotine and the effect of processed beers on the body. Beer hops are from the same family as Cannabacea (hemp and cannabis). Bioactive components have similar effects after breakdown in the body (marijuana can be grafted onto hops!)

Carrot and beet juice concentrates are naturally bioactive sweeteners. Lactose (milk sugar), whey protein, casein, 5 pints of dry milk, Vitamealo, etc. they have other internal effects on humans and carp besides sweetness, taste and smell. Be aware that many substances, such as milk, are highly stimulating in solution and when consumed, even if they cannot be fully digested naturally within the body! Many internal effects of sweeteners have nothing to do with sweetness, such as the immunity-boosting compounds in honey and its other protective antioxidant substances that science has yet to identify! See how many sweeteners are actually addictive or temporarily habit forming even when used at low levels?

The secrets of the baits are not only about what is currently used, but about how the substances work, how they are applied, what they are used with, how they internally impact the vital functions and processes of the carp, how they react with water and how others improve. bait substances in many ways when in solution and in contact with fish receptors etc.

Many sweetening agents increase the action of water penetration into baits, thus promoting a much more beneficial production of concentrated bait substances in solution; Which carp detects more easily! This is a vital point, especially when considering substances to include in cold water baits! Fall is a great time to make new homemade baits and move away from poorly performing pre-made baits that already have wary fish around them; By definition, this is any ready-made bait that has previously hooked fish! Remember that the baits used by anglers directly program and condition the behaviors of the fish so that they are very suspicious of the baits that have hooked them.

Conversely, when fish experience a bait that has never hooked them before, what do you think the fish’s response is? Fish feed much more reliably on a totally new food source and, in real opposition to the HNV theory about baits, I have had more big fish catch a totally new homemade bait in the water each session than setting HNV baits from the highest quality. That has been my experience of 35 years of carp fishing. Earlier in the year few anglers were short on HNV baits so that made a big difference, but guess what, these days everyone and their dogs are fishing for HNV baits so their edge is badly run down. In fact, so many anglers struggle or achieve average results with the popular off-the-shelf HNV baits, it’s ridiculous!

My e-book readers outperform prepared baits such as Mainline Cell boilies and others in all UK and overseas waters. The activity of the enzymes in such baits is certainly not the ultimate answer to getting the most bites, as they can actually limit the fish’s reactions to the bait. Many ready-to-use baits are claimed to be the ultimate bait, but the next month or year another bait from that company is released and promoted to replace the previous ultimate bait.

See the truth that there is no ultimate bait because fish will always respond in fear to these ultimate baits by being hooked with off the shelf baits that are mindlessly used by the pack to try and get above average results! Trying to get above average results using off the shelf baits that are used by the average angler in the pack is insane; you just lose all competitive advantages altogether!

Begin to think logically and sensibly; Start with a brand new and totally unique homemade bait you have made and your fish will have no reason to distrust them. You keep all the competitive advantages and all the secrets about the modes of action of your bait recipe, the ingredients, the flavors used and much more; Think about it! Revealed in my exclusive homemade bait carp and catfish bait secrets eBooks is much more powerful information. Find my unique website (Baitbigfish) and see my bio below for details of my eBook deals right now!

By Tim Richardson.