You can find a short and well describe "boilie making how-to" on catchmorecarp web site
| 1- Start by whipping the eggs till to get uniforms and bubbling
stuff. 6 to 10 eggs per kilos of mix, but you learn exactly how much by doing it. 2- Add now the flavors and over additive such as sweetener, appetite stimulator etc. ... The seringue is at this step the best tools to peek precisely the
5 to 10 mil of flavors, using one seringue per flavor may also avoid some
strange exotic taste :-) Tips
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| To make a bird food type mix i added the crushed bird (or over) seed
to the base mix, some 100g or 200g off seed for 300g to 400g off mix
that will make my final 500g mix.
Mixing flour tip |
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| First add some cupfuls of mix to the liquid to produce a semi liquid type of mess. Let everything rest some 5 to 10 minutes. That should help the rolling and let the flours better absorb flavors. (Not a personal tip but something I read in some English article I don't remember where) |
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| Now add little by little the flours to the liquid and mix with a spoon, initially soft it will get harder and harder till you can't mix it anymore with the spoon, that's where you have to put the hands on it :-) |
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| Sometime the paste isn't hard enough, what i'll do is to add some spoon
off base mix till it get ok., or when the paste is just a bit soft wait couples
off minutes so it's perfect. By doing you'll learn anyway the correct ratio flour/eggs depending on the type of mix ( bird food or seed). Finally here we are, with a paste ball not to hard not to soft as in both case rolling would be a nightmare. |
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| Make a large sausage roughly the gun diameter where you'll put it. Place
the cover, close the nozzle with a finger to start the paste compressing.
The first sausage inch mist likely not very nice can be left aside.
Now pump regularly, to form a sausage across the table. With time you'll be able to roll up to 3 sausage in one single shot, but start with a single well centered on the table is the bets way to succeed in getting perfect balls! So slide back and front few times, and enjoy watching the small ball getting out of the table. |
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| A fry basket (3 Euro) and a large pan is just the simplest solution ,
also the cheapest and most used by plenty boilies maker.
Put a single boilie layer on the basket, never put to much at a
time just ovoid overlay. Boiling time 1 to 3 minutes depending on the wanted result
and mix.. The best is to build your own experience by doing time test on small amounts and for all the type of mix you intend to use. Experience wise this should be very easy , but i've not yet reach this point:-(. |
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| After cooking , i'll put my boilies in another fry basket to drain few
minutes, then i'll leave everything drying on a clean paper or rag, or just
in the basket or better a net. Let dry overnight till some 2 or 3 days before
to used. Dry time, not everybody say the same things, uk anglers says few hours, all French agree on 2 to 3 days! |
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