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EASY CARP FISHING BAITS - Secret 'Nutritional' Short-cuts to Success!

* Why not save yourself thousands of hours ofan  expensive  book  !
research trying to design yourself a
nutritional carp fishing bait, whenTracking down this information is a hobby in
scientists  have  done  it  for  you?itself  !!!
Take a look at a typical 'contents analysis'Borrowing from my own horticultural /
of the optimum pelleted carp diet and applyagricultural research into applying land -
this to choosing your most productive fishinganimal  feeds  principles  to  carp  baits:
bait  ingredients!
Cost factors are forcing many animal farmers
Designed by the world's leading fishtowards maximizing their feed - to - meat
nutrition scientists and aqua culturalyield by applying recent feeds research
experts, the following has been derived fromresults. These studies recommend optimizing
various sources to produce a typical analysisthe mainly carbohydrate feeds by utilizing
for use in designing your own nutritionallyspecific 'bioactive' and enzymic treatments,
attractive  carp  baits.including  :
The average proportions for optimum carpBacterial fermentation of beans, seeds and
growth and health, in dry formula feeds, seemcereals (to break down protective anti -
to  be  approximately:enzymic agents in the beans etc) and to part
convert starches to sugars in controlled
Protein 30 to 55 %, Carbohydrate 65 %,temperature  and  duration  conditions.  And:
(Fat 2.5 to 5 %), (dietary fiber 2.5 to 5 %
+)Specific enzymic hydrolysis treatments, of
cereal based feeds, using amylases on the
Plus added vitamins within supplements: A,starches to release sugars (for higher
B1, B6, B12, C, D, thiamin, Riboflavin,available feed energy content), and in
Niacin, Pantothenic acid, Folate, mineral andprotein feeds (e.g. fish meals for cattle),
trace elements, including: phosphorus 7 %to pre - digest proteins into amino acids and
(optimum), Calcium, sodium chloride 0.3%,peptides, using proteases.' This principle
traces:  zinc,  magnesium  etc.has been proven great for top producing carp
baits  too!
Special emphasis is given in carp
aquaculture, growth production and proteinThe commercial pellet type 'mature - carp
optimization, to studies on nutritionaldiet  formulas'  often  consist  of:
requirements for Cyprinus Carpio L. (Common
carp.) Priority has especially been on the25 % to 45 % protein, averaging 38 % of the
study of carp feed amino acid requirement and'dry'  mix.
protein - energy relationships. Energy
obtained, and carp bodyweight gains measuredAnalysis shows a mixture of protein and
over  time  using  specially  designed  feedscarbohydrate sources, that forms a specific
ratio, with protein contents of around 25 %
To determine the optimum ratio ofto 65 % for different stages of carp
carbohydrate and protein nutrients forproduction.
maximum starch accretion by carp from feed
sources: (This is the point at which optimumThe 'GROWTH FEEDS' appear to have a higher
energy from food is gained from starchprotein content, e.g. 40 % to 58 %, and most
sources, while maximum biological benefitsutilize fish or crustacean (shellfish) meal;
are gained from the protein in food sourceshigh in proteins and essential fatty acids
using carp body weight gain as an indication(fats).
of best results; effectively 'sparing
protein' from being used by carp for energyI notice that in fishing bait terms, we now
instead  of  body  growth  and  repair.)have ingredients in predigested extract form
that can provide up to 96 % digestible
Utilization of various forms of carbohydrateprotein  content!
sources are used as feed for carp under
study. These include raw and cooked starch,(E.g., predigested milk proteins, shellfish
under different standard temperature regimes.and  fish  proteins.)
The 'protein sparing effect' of dietary
carbohydrates for carp can then beThe carbohydrate content is in fact extremely
determined.important; it not only provides energy, but
in the correct ratio with Protein and fat,
These optimum resulting formulas for theactually MAXIMIZES protein use in the body
highest digestible energy of carp feedfor growth and repair, avoiding any loss due
utilization  were  observed:  (In  K/Cal/g)it  being  'catabolized'  to generate energy.
Prawn  Head  meal 15 % to 30 %Foods like soya meal, maize meal or semolina
are high carbohydrate sources, but are low in
Ground  Nut  oil  Cake 51 % to 61 %amino acids. Carbohydrate foods are poor
sources of protein, and require protein
Sesame  Seed  oil  Cake 50  % to 60 %supplementation.
Rice  Bran  11  %A carbohydrate food may only be 7 % protein
for example, as in the case of maize flour,
Sodium  Chloride  0.3  %(6 % to 11 % averages) or wheat semolina, (A
6 % to 14 % average). The fishes body tends
Dicalcium  Phosphate  0.1  %to 'deaminate' these low protein foods, and
the amino acids obtained are put to uses
Trace  Minerals  0.1  %other than growth or tissue repair; and
especially  to  energy  production.
Vitamin  Mixture  0.1  %
This makes the logical case for you to base
Supplemental Amino Acids (Including Proline,your nutritional carp bait upon protein
Lysine  and  Sulphurous  Amino  Acids)sources of food (like fish or shellfish, or
milk derivatives and extracts), and not
Crude  Protein  Content  30  %carbohydrate sources (like wheat or maize.)
Perhaps now, designing and making a so -
Producing the Highest digestible energy K/Calcalled 'High Nutritional Value' (HNV),
g  : 2.87  %'boilies' as complete carp baits makes more
sense!
(In  Carp  Brood  Stock)
The author has many more fishing and bait
For your bait - making purposes, this'edges' up his sleeve. Every single one can
translates  into  a useful ratio guide e.g. :have a huge impact on catches. (Warning: This
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Protein 25 % to 55 %, Carbohydrate 45 % toreprints  with  a  link  are  OK.)
65 %, Plus Fat 2.5 to 5 % (In your base
mix.)By Tim Richardson. 'The thinking angler's
fishing  author and expert bait making guru.'
It may be useful to notice that in commercial
production, carp are fed fat at a rate ofFor more expert bait making information and
0.5 % to 3 % of bodyweight, daily to maintain'cutting edge' techniques see the expert
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Commercial 'dry carp feeds' are often very
low  in  fat,  even  0.5  %  to  3  %.Tim Richardson is an internationally
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I guess this can give more control whenexpert, and a highly successful big fish
mixing dry feeds for different temperatures,angler. His best selling bait making and bait
seasons  and  stages  of  carp  production.enhancing books / ebooks help beginners and
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Fat provides over double the energyenhance their baits achieving far greater
requirement in the tissues, that carbohydratecatches  of  big  fish.
or  protein  normally  provide!
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