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September 28th, 2004, 05:57 PM
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Hi,
can you let me know what is the best colouring to use when making boilies Thanks Pete 
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September 28th, 2004, 06:35 PM
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"petetop" wrote in message
... Hi, can you let me know what is the best colouring to use when making boilies Thanks Pete Try all sorts of colours, I don't think that there is a best colour. If I was to choose one, I would say Red make it a strawberry flavour or even Garlic. I suppose your one of these carp type people, there are other species  -- Luck doesn't happen, it's made. www.eric-gales.co.uk
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September 28th, 2004, 07:28 PM
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In article , petetop
URL:mailto  Hi, can you let me know what is the best colouring to use when making boilies iIrc carp are colourblind. Cheerio, --
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September 29th, 2004, 11:03 AM
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I have a strong belief that red is the best colour - certainly for tench. I find my catch rate is noticeably increased when I use red sweetcorn, red mini boilies, a bunch of red maggots and red groundbait. A fishery biologist friend of mine even ventured so far as to suggest that it has something to do with tench having red eyes! In message , petetop writes Hi, can you let me know what is the best colouring to use when making boilies Thanks Pete -- Peter Cliff Fisheries.co.uk
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