I thought I knew that, but assumed that I must have been informed wrong if Pete was telling us that it does nothing.

Surely if the stuff is predigested and soluble it will also be leaching amino’s into the water, thus giving off food signals?

Perhaps "silmultaneous" is the key word here Andy......

Is that some sort of shape.

So are you suggesting that it does both?

Thats what I was getting at in my last post, obviously not doing a very good job of it though.

No.....its a form of "equation"...

To be of practical use...does the AA/Enzyme algorithm
have to be simultanious and contemptory ? ......

Sorry mate that has just gone right over my head. I have never looked into it that deeply and my limited education does not stretch to enzyme algorithms. In fact scratch that, it does not stretch to algorithms full stop.

In short I aint got a clue what you are on about.

..And yet....I know you will be back....

hahaha ...

been reading this post with great enthusiasm..and i`ll tell thee now i can decipher information coming from a distant star to the seti institute easier

i think and i could be wrong here again.. is what pete put was an economical effective mix.. thats less mither with less ingredients but gives equal attractivity.. maybe a little less but for the costs .ample..less is more..and maybe some ingredients that claim certain values maybe annulled when combined with certain other ingredients..so i`d opt for what pete put and add a little sommat to harden

I assume that all comes down to the enzymes already catered for by Mr. Carp itself, the time of the year ( watertemperature), the denaturation of AA profile by heat treatment, the treatment after boiling (drying, storing etc), the knowledge we have about the nutritional value of the ingredients used and all these concidered in one formulation. Heehee! And then there are people who thinks they know about bait.

Gentlemen we know absolutely nawt about bait.

Paul,

dont you think maizemeal is a much better "binder"(it doesn't really, does it?) than semo concidering the use of soy ingredients in certain formulations?

anyways...

I think I would prefer Pete's mix. Sesame oil hasn't brought me more succes than peanut oil. It's only more expensive and - in many cases.

Wey protein in fishmealmixes hasn't either...

have a nice one. I'm out prebaiting

Mitz I don't use maize meal or semolina in any of my mixes as a binder, since nutritional quality is key to me...

I tend to use milk proteins as a binder namely casein and lactalbumen.....

Paul,you obviously have far too much money available to you if those are your given choice as binders mate!!!!!

Gissa sub geezer???