Making Homemade Carp Bait Boilies And Secrets Of Betaine And Sweet Ingredients!

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The more carp you can pull to your baits the more carp you will catch! Betaine is a big buzz word in carp fishing and listed as an extremely potent ingredient in boilies and pellets and other baits and liquid complexes etc too. Read on to discover more about how it works, how to use it far better - and catch many more fish! The betaine most often offered for use in carp fishing baits is the commonest natural form usually referred to as glycine betaine or trimethylglycine; the free base form.

This product is the familiar white sweet-tasting crystalline stuff often called the anhydrous betaine form. It is stable up to 200 degrees Celsius - so boiling it in baits does not damage it! The white crystalline form of betaine and betaine HCL salt forms look very much alike; so much so that just by looking it can be almost impossible to distinguish between the 2! Like many other great carp additives and other ingredients pure betaine and betaine HCL crystals are extremely hygroscopic.

The advantages of hygroscopic characteristics are many-fold. Like powder-form LO30 fish protein, fermented shrimp powder, malt extract, squid and yeast extracts, powdered palatants and taste enhancers, glycerine and salts for example, these substances absorb water into their molecular structures forming a solution. It is this effect that allows things like Belachan which is high in salts to be so effective by rapidly dispersing attractive salts and highly stimulatory amino acids and other feeding triggers over a wide area.

In some cases this absorption is total and infinite such as in the case of glycerine (of glycerol flavours fame for instance,) which is 100 percent hygroscopic and fully soluble in water. Other substances are similar and may be hygroscopic to various degrees such as many sugars such as glucose, maltose, and lactose.

Glucose syrup is a great hygroscopic sweetener that gives the carp an instant energy hit and many similar sugars and syrups are ideals for carp bait use including all those fruits in tins that come in syrup. Sugar is a very cheap ingredient and I use lots in my baits with very good reasons!

The famous milk sugar lactose has many direct and indirect effects in carp (both internally as well as externally,) and can be even be added to readymade baits using new particularly potent methods and additive combinations. Free-form amino acids and amino acids combinations are obviously key examples central to the effective performance of a huge variety of carp baits either readymade or homemade.

Betaine has so many effects and is found in so many forms and as various substances. There are a huge variety of methods you can utilise to make all your baits even more potent using natural betaine in its many forms I have even written a massively researched ebook on it!

Prior to preparing the homemade dog food, you should contact the veterinarian of your pet. The vet knows your canine's medical history, and can share some tips to you about how to prepare such food, what to put in, or what to take out. After speaking with your dog's veterinarian, you can then start preparing natural dog foods. The distribution of various ingredients should be 40% meat, 30% veggies, and 30% carbohydrates. Although you can vary this composition a little, you should add slightly more meat than vegetables and carbohydrates into the food.

While it's true dogs can survive without meat, it is an important part of their diet. Be sure to choose quality meat to add to your organic dog food. Many experts have warned that commercial dog food's meat is unfit for canines. A general rule that you should follow is that food that is fit for humans is also fit for dogs.

You can try combining carrots, turkey, and rice. Or combine rice, ground beef, brewer's yeast, and carrots. Your pooch will eat it like food is going out of style! Next, we come to carbs and vegetables. Which veggies and carbohydrates can dogs eat, Starches can include oatmeal, pasta, potatoes and rice.

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