Carp Fishing Baits...high Oil Trout Pellets

Be careful what bait and Liquids you use whenanglers never gave a thought to what they were
fishing for Carp, a lot of research is under wayusing for bait or the effects it may have on their
into how fish respond to baits with Hi Oil contentquarry, and to be fair to them, all they were
typically Trout Pellets.after was a bait that would catch fish and these
These pellets could contain up to 30% oil contentoily pellets seemed to fit the bill perfectly, fish
depending on the size of pellet being used, theeverywhere seemed to respond to them and
larger the pellet the higher the oil content.anglers were happy as they were catching plenty
The research is concentrating on the long termof fish.
effect it has on their well being and this researchGradually commercial venues got concerned about
is providing a strong case that these pellets canthe level of oil that their fish where consuming
be in fact harmful to the fish; some fisheries inand started to ban or restrict the amount of high
the uk are now considering banning baits withoil pellets that anglers could use in a session.
such high oil content.The bait companies where quick to respond and
In the last few years high oil pellets have becomestarted to manufacture low oil coarse pellets;
the trend on many waters as this is what fishthese pellets are typically high in protein and come
farmers are feeding their stock on from fryin a variety of sizes and colours. Fishmeal baits
upwards, fish soon recognised these oily pellets asare now one of the favourite choices of the carp
a good food source. Anglers up and down theangler but flavours also now play a huge part
land soon wised up to this and day ticket watersStrawberry, Tuna, Maple and Chili to name but a
across the country were being besieged withfew and some baits sound as if they are a
anglers using these high oil trout pellets, mostculinary delight prepared by celebrity chefs.