One of our classic fishing bait ingredients; a fabulous nutritional binding agent for method mixes.
Ground baits and Make Your Own Boilies.
Long ago, before the Internet was invented, some very inventive carp anglers theorised that high fat bird feeds might make a suitable addition to the growing list of ingredients that attract carp. It helped that certain such feeds could be used to create a bait that would be attractive and nutritious, and be a terrific binder into the bargain. Before long the Trinity of such feeds was being whispered about in the secret world of the ‘specimen hunter’ and birdfood boilies were invented.
Nectarblend is one such bird feed, along with Red Factor, Egg Biscuit and CLO. These are just a few of the ingredients used in traditional carp bait formulations.
| Product Name | Brand | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Nectarblend | HAITH’S to HOME | Nutritional binding agent for boilies and method mixes |
FAQ
What is Nectarblend used for in fishing bait?
Nectarblend is a high-fat bird feed used as a nutritional binding agent in carp bait mixes, helping to create attractive and nutritious boilies and method mixes.
Is Nectarblend suitable for use in homemade boilies?
Yes, Nectarblend is specifically designed for use in making homemade boilies, where it acts as both a binder and a nutritional component.
Are there other similar ingredients to Nectarblend?
Yes, other ingredients like Red Factor, Egg Biscuit, and CLO are commonly used alongside Nectarblend in traditional carp bait formulations.
Piers Piper –
Used Nectarblend in my homemade boilies and noticed a significant improvement in carp attraction. The mix holds together well and the fish seem more interested. A reliable ingredient for any carp angler.
Fiona Poole –
Good binder that adds natural appeal to the bait. Works well with other ingredients like Egg Biscuit. Slightly more expensive than some alternatives, but effective.
Una Butler –
This has become a staple in my bait recipes. The texture and nutritional value make a noticeable difference in how long the bait lasts and how active the fish are.
Jonathan Robertson –
It binds well, but the scent is not as strong as I expected. Works okay in mixtures, but may need to be combined with other ingredients to achieve full appeal.