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Sticky Baits The Krill Shelf Life Boilies
When you’re looking to invest in top quality shelf life boilies, the discerning angler knows that there is only one choice. Widely regarded as one of the most effective baits available today, Pure Krill Shelf Life Boilies from Sticky Baits are loved by anglers in the carp fishing community up and down the country. This is a potent bait with a lingering aroma that will continue to draw fish to your swim even when all the boilies have been eaten, thanks to the bait’s exceptionally high krill content. Krill is a top quality ingredient, not only for its incredible attractiveness but also for its nutrient content. It might surprise you to learn that krill is relied on by many marine animals as a primary food source – in fact whales rely on krill exclusively for their nutrition – making this small, shrimp-like, crustacean one of the most valuable creatures in the ocean. If huge creature like a whale can get all the nutrients it needs from krill then your carp will be more than able to thrive on these krill based boilies Packed with high quality proteins that are essential for promoting good fish growth and with an irresistible fatty acid profile, krill creates a balanced bait profile with the perfect combination of attractiveness and nutritional value.
Available in 12mm or 16mm Pure Krill Shelf Life Boilies are suitable for a plethora of different angling styles. The perfect bait for the dedicated angler to have to hand, Pure Krill Shelf Life Boilies are available for purchase in packs of 1kg or 5kg, dependant on your needs. The mix of this bait is perfectly balanced to the dietary requirements of carp and it has already experienced devastating results on the bank. Many anglers consider this to be the perfect carp bait thanks to its incredible reliability for delivering results.
- High inclusion level of krill
- Added pre-digested fishmeal, attractants & feeding stimulants
- Balanced protein & amino acid profile
- Full of vitamins and minerals
- Promote excellent growth rates in all species