Sardines are amongst the oiliest and most nutrient rich fish that swim in our seas and as such this Pure Sardine Hydrolysate is packed full of attraction. Naturally high in protein, Omega-3 fats and salt, this thick liquid is perfect for use in a variety of angling disciplines from carp fishing to predator angling.
Packed with amino acids, with a distinctive fishy taste, this liquid can be used as a bait soak for anything from boilies, to pellets and particles. Due to its high viscosity, it also makes a great bait dip and will cling to anything that it touches. Despite its thickness, Sardine Hydrolysate is super soluble and can be used throughout the year.
Key Features
• Packed with protein and natural salts •
• Completely raw and undiluted •
• High in soluble fats and Omega-3 •
• Perfect for use as a bait soak or in PVA bags •
LANCE BARTON
“The best two uses for this liquid are in conjunction with boilies as a super sticky, attractive outer coating, or as an enhancer for spod mixes. Both have really served me well.”
PVA
Friendly
Highly
Soluble
High in
Amino Acids
Best time to use:
Available in:
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