HOW TO MAKE - Homemade boilies for carp fishing

In this video I show you how I make my own boilies. I use these in my own fishery on public waters. As a variation on the round boilies, you can find out a way to make square boilies.
In my opinion, the square boilies are better for fishing in public waters.
They don't roll away with the current.
They have more flavour because they are cooked in foil
They give a variation to all the common round boilies
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03:35 round boilies
04:35 square boilies
07:12 RECIPE

[@bert_carplife]

Hey guys, please let me know in the comments if you liked my recipe!

[@nospoon4799]

I have a great tip. Save a ball of your bait mix uncooked add some goodies, powdered cheese or whatever, to it and wrap your boilies with that paste. Also when they come out of the pan wet I roll them in powder mix.

[@bert_carplife]

@@nospoon4799 I tried this one indeed, good tip! 👍

[@nospoon4799]

@@bert_carplife Thanks.

[@wisehealthadvice]

Hi, some time ago I started a very similar recipe. I recomand you to add 100 gr roasted & grinded sunflower seeds, 400 gr grinded cats crackers and ALWAYS salt and other spices (pepper, paprika, chilli) qnd of course add 2-3 eggs according the new quantity of dry mix. The results will be way better. Cheers!

[@laurenscavey2189]

I made my boillies with this recipe. The boillies have an exellent structure and the first 40 pound fish is already a fact! Thank you for the video!

[@bert_carplife]

Thanks for sharing your experience! Can you maybe send me a picture of your catch?

[@leesagar8651]

Hmm not bad, I'd personally swap all or half of the corn flour with powdered maize, it's less refined and keeps more of the feeding stimulants/amino acids in it compared to the more refined corn flour. I tend to buy a small bag of feed corn/dry maize and put it in a blender to powder it for this. Nice work, they look good buddy

[@leesagar8651]

Correction, you are actually using powdered maize/corn meal.. Here in the UK corn flour is literally like regular flour, so granulated that it's dusty and it's pure white like regular flour that's why I put my comment above.

[@SaveTheHedgehog]

I’ve catch fish with this recipe. Isaved some for making pop-ups.

[@user-wk6en1wm4r]

I think the boilies look very nice and I will try them

[@xxfirebirdxx9542]

Cornmeal and semolina hmm. That works, but it's not such a great attractive bait. Wouldn't it be better if the bait also worked well under water? There are also a few attractors in there.

[@billyb5059]

Good video just wondering how are you Store them do you put them in the freezer

[@leepullon1147]

how long was fella stood in back going heres the implements you need lol

[@billyb5059]

Where do you get the cornflour from The only cornflower I know is the white stuff that thickens soups etc

[@leesagar8651]

Maize/corn meal you're looking for buddy. It's less refined and completely opposite of cornflour, more like sugar with bigger granules.

[@billyb5059]

@@leesagar8651 yes I know what that is

[@HARDYSFISHINGADVENTURES]

thanks for sharing subbed

[@zahrakhodabande194]

Excellent 🙏

[@dawievoges6421]

what is the difference between tiger nuts and boilies?

[@leesagar8651]

Tigers are a part of the seed/nut family and boilies are a bread dough like paste that once boiled the egg inside them cooks and gives it a hard skin.

[@karlhardman3087]

It show 500ml of eggs, yet when you syringe the eggs in the bowl, only see you use 200ml of eggs, 4x50ml 🤔🤔 am I missing something or did you cut the rest of it out of the video

[@bert_carplife]

It is indeed cut out of the video, you'll need 500ml for 1kg of dry mix.