SAS Squid Boilies

Despite all the advancements in carp baits it recent years some anglers still choose to use a classic Robin Red fishmeal type bait. With so many similar Robin Red fishmeal boilies on the market it can be understandably difficult to choose between them, thankfully the make up of the SAS base mix offers its users a unique bait incorporating a balanced blend of Salmon, Low Temperature and Pre Digested fishmeals and our exclusive Milk Proteins and bird food type products including Haiths Robin Red along with added betaine.

The result is a easily digested base mix which gives excellent levels of attraction and easily absorbed nutrients, this ensures the bait is not only instantly effective but also an great long term food source.

We finish the SAS bait with the finest Squid flavour available that is probably one of the most successful flavours of all time

OUR FRESH BAIT

We pride ourselves on the delivery of freshly made bait, this means your bait is rolled using the finest ingredients and dispatched on the very same day so it is delivered to you as fresh as possible…..Unless stated we do not send bait out of the freezer.

Fresh bait orders are rolled between Monday and Wednesday so please allow between 2-7 working days for delivery depending when your order is placed.

All orders are shipped on a 24 hour delivery service.

OUR STABILISED BAIT

After years of development we are finally ready to go. After trying 100’s of batches with the “normal” way of doing shelflifes we just weren’t happy. We also couldn’t get our baits to not go off after 4-5 months without using very high levels of the normal preserves or drying the baits to death. Neither of which we wanted to do.

We now feel we have the perfect compromise. If kept sealed and looked after (ie not in sunlight and in a cool place), these baits will last 10-12 months before they will start to turn. The packaging is also key as it doesn’t allow the bait to breath. Once opened the bait should be used within 6-8 weeks as oxygen and moisture will have entered the bag and will set the bait off. It’s not an exact science as there are too many variables temperature/moisture etc…