FOUNDATION
Ready Mix™, Red Band®, Nectarblend and CLO give you practical starting points for a birdfood-style mix.
BOILIE MAKING INGREDIENTS
Twenty ingredients. Countless combinations. Build a bait around your water, your approach and your own ideas.
MIX. ROLL. TEST. REFINE.
CHOOSE BY JOB
There is no single compulsory formula. Begin with a sound base, then shape its texture, food signal, colour and character. The collection below brings together Haith's bird foods, colour foods, spices and specialist blends used by generations of bait makers.
Ready Mix™, Red Band®, Nectarblend and CLO give you practical starting points for a birdfood-style mix.
Robin Red®, Robin Gold®, Robin Green®, Robin Orange®, Spanish Pepper RRR™ and GTP Spice™ add a distinct direction.
Red Factor™, Egg Biscuit™, PTX™ and Rearing and Condition Food help create a more open, food-rich structure.
Prosecto™, MarineRed™ and High-Protein Crumbs can build a different nutritional and textural profile.
SuperRed™, HoneyRed™ and prepared Tiger Nuts offer more ways to test, adapt and layer attraction.

THE BAIT-MAKER'S WORKSHOP
Use these archive-backed starting points to understand how the ingredients can work together. Then test, record and refine your own version.
FORMULA 01 / SIMPLE BIRDFOOD
50%Fine-ground Red Factor™ or Nectarblend
40%Semolina
10%Robin Red®
A simple dry-mix formula from Haith's fishing archive. Follow the linked article for its context and adapt liquid content, rolling and cooking to your chosen batch and bait size.
READ THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE →FORMULA 02 / EASY VARIATION
80%Your chosen standard base mix
20%Prosecto™ or PTX™
A straightforward way to explore a new texture and profile without rebuilding the whole mix. Change one variable at a time so you can judge what it contributes.
SEE THE ARCHIVE GUIDANCE →RECIPE LAB
From Red Factor™ and semolina to Robin Green®, PTX™, Nectarblend and Robin Red® HB, this practical guide gives you seven clearly measured dry mixes to try.
OPEN THE SEVEN RECIPES →CONTROL THE VARIABLES
Begin with a proven ratio or a familiar base rather than adding everything at once.
Alter one ingredient, inclusion level, texture or liquid so the result teaches you something.
Check how it mixes, rolls, cooks and behaves before committing more ingredients.
Write down the exact ratios and process. Good bait development depends on repeatability.
KEN'S WORKSHOP ARCHIVE
Practical thinking from the Haith's fishing archive, covering bait preparation, boiled bait technique, recipe development and the details that turn ingredients into a working bait.
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