TB Baits Extract Active Liver
Powdered Liver Extract / TB Baits - Tomas Blazek
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TB Baits Active Liver
TB Baits Extract Active Liver is a dry liver extract with a very high concentration of nutrients, designed to enrich bait mixes, homemade boilies, and pastes. Thanks to its strong scent profile and high content of natural amino acids and vitamins, this extract acts as an effective food attractor, stimulating fish to feed even in challenging conditions.
The product is excellent as an ingredient in classic liver paste, especially when combined with the Power Liver liquid food from the same series. This combination creates a strong, natural scent stimulus that fish recognize as a safe and high-energy food source. Extract Active Liver can also be used to fill casting baits, ensuring their immediate activation upon contact with water.
Due to its powdery form and high solubility, the extract quickly activates in water and disperses around the bait, creating an intense food signal. It is particularly recommended for use in spring and autumn when fish are searching for high-protein food sources.
Product Specification:
- High-quality dry liver extract.
- Strong natural scent and high amino acid content.
- Designed for boilies, pastes, and bait mixes production.
- Ideal for creating liver paste when combined with Power Liver.
- Intense action even in small doses – quick activation in water.
- Recommended dosage: 10–30 g/kg.
Packaging: 100g
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