Carp Company

Heritage Range Pop Ups/ Wafters

$10.99

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The Heritage Range This new range celebrates the historic nature of Carp Company having traded for 35 years, we have seen many recipes come and go through the various trends of the bait market.. These flavour ranges have stood the test of time and are used by the chosen few who have always valued bait as their biggest weapon 'in pursuit' of the biggest carp worldwide... We have a wide range of Carp Company customers that have fished in some of the most historic parts of the UK and the carp that have graced their net have been tricked on these specials.. This all with strong olfactory stimulants both in liquid form and powder coating that form part of the attractiveness of the free aminos pumping from the core of the hookbaits.. Celebrating the 90's and 00's before the hype of social media meant that these recipes were sworn onto the secrets list never to see the light of the day until now... Time to add these to your armoury in Spring 2026 Keep checking back for new areas added in 2026 Yateley Specials - The mix that was being used by Hearn, Sharp, Pink around the 90's with a strong fishy aroma... deep red burgundy and a hell of a list of Yateley history fish to its name... Bazil, Heather, Jumbo, Copse Lake Scaley all succumbed to this mix.. A strong fishy backnote to this one with a serious allure to the biggest carp. Colne Valley Specials - Used behind those hallowed gates on the hush hush no publicity venues of the valley. The milky spice blend certainly hooked many of the giants that lived in the Troys, Cons, Harefield, Fisheries and Savay. this lovely sandy yellow bait gives the fish a real sense of washed out. The milky spice mix that many of the best anglers from the historic valley have caught Pbs on..!! Kentish Specials - The red bait that was produced by one of the all time greats (RIP) of the Kent scene and was tested on some of the trickiest Kent waters Conningbrook, Larkfield and down on the coast on the big windswept pits. The red jumper and picture of chop dorsal from CV really etched in the memory. This fish and cream blend has really stood the test of time with a hint a spice. This red bait was kept under hushed tones until the captures couldn't be kept under wraps by the chosen few..!! Essex Specials - The one that slayed places like the Essex manor, devised and tweaked by one of the best bait brains of the 80's, this fruity concoction with a lovely dark brown colouration was used by many of the best Essex based anglers to hook and land giants such as the Amphibian, Bulldozer, Hendrix multiple times.. This recipe was passed around the Essex scene and held many of the county records over multiple years..!! Lea Valley Specials - Chasing some of the unknown leviathans around the gin clear windswept pits of the lee valley with this recipe became somewhat of a cult in the 00's, The North Met, Landridge, Glen Faba and the Lagoons saw many kilos of this flavour combo with a distinct meaty aroma with a Dark Brown subtle makeup.. those lee valley lunkers were tricked on this mix on various occasions.. Surrey Specials - This one was devised by a now defunct bait company and hauled carp around the area.. the strong spicy blend kept those fish coming back for more.. the olfactory stimulant of the spice really helped produce the goods on multiple occasions.. we were lucky to know the original owner who passed us the recipe to unlock this superb blend.. Bedfordshire Specials - The place to visit in the Bedford area home of the elusive mother with a lake next door that held an incredible stock.. A place that was a true hotbed of innovation with bait being no exception in the 90's.. this one was a exceptional blend of fruit and spice and somewhat of a winner in the winter months with the pungent fruit flavour mixed with a spice that has torn lakes apart.. Sussex Specials - A bait that very much travelled the borders of Kent and Sussex but was predominantly used and tested on the secret Sussex waters. The fish of Darenth in Kent and the Sussex Chi Pits Blackscale, Pecs amongst a few graced many netfolds with this bait firmly nailed in the bottom lip! the flowery backnote with the strong fruit and herbal blend really tricked the fish into repeating the mistake time and time again. Oxford Specials - This was tested on a newly dug Manor fishery now nestled in the sprawling linear site.. fish such as cut tail, popeye and kempy's linear all succumbed to the attractiveness of this yellow birdfood coupled with a sweet chocolatey aroma. Used by none other than Mr Hearn who had a hand in this mix!! need i say anymore. Cotswold Specials - This is a mix really is a homewrecker.. infused with a a appetite stimulant, strong olfactory stimulant and unique having been around for over 30 years this one has really stood the test of time and emptied many of the venues on the park.. Farriers, Horseshoe, Farriers to name a few.. this one is a must.. Cambridge Specials - This one is a mix of strong flavours and powders, the spicy backnote and middle eastern spice and sour cream concoction had many of the fenland carp running scared as they were hooked at Fen, Ferry, Woolpack and St Ives many times.. The big pits of the flatlands of cambridge was torn apart by this mix.. Dorset Specials - The ringwoodshire mix as it was known was fished alongside one of our most popular mixes the ice red and held its own on this hotbed of carp fishing.. catching the county record common at upper 40's amongst many of the other big fish in surrounding lakes. a strong fishy presence in this one with a subtle back note of JB plum..

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