Boilies with a powdered dip coating
How coated boilies work, what a dry powdered dip does and when to combine a fast surface signal with a firmer core.
NUTRIBAITS / COATED BOILIES
A coated boilie combines a standard or specially prepared core with an outer layer of dry dip. On contact with water, the coating absorbs moisture, softens and releases fine particles. The core remains more compact. The purpose is not merely to make the bait more visible, but to create a different attractor-release profile.
Water enters the powdered layer faster than the boilie itself. The surface turns into a soft, sometimes slightly sticky film and gradually separates. Fine particles and soluble ingredients spread into the immediate area and create the first signal around the hookbait.
Simply dusting a boilie with powder is not enough. The mix must adhere evenly, survive packing and transport, and still start releasing after immersion. The binding phase, particle size, number of applied layers and final drying all affect the result.
Coated boilies suit short sessions, a single high-attraction hookbait or situations where the angler wants activity around the rig without introducing a large amount of feed. They may work faster in warm water and more slowly in cold water. The breakdown time must therefore be stated for the actual recipe.
Our first concept is built around a recognisable mango profile and two-stage action from the coating and core. The product is not yet on sale. Diameter, recipe, working time, price and availability will be published after testing is complete.
NUTRIBAITS / IN DEVELOPMENT
Our first products are in development. Contact us for news about testing, availability and the opening of our online shop.