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Man hand drilling fishing boilie Man Preparing Boili Hair, Blow Back Rig, Carp Hook Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Source Boilies with fishing hook. Fishing rig for carps, boilie rig, near the lake on a piece of wood Royalty Free Stock Photo

Carp Fishing Bait on a Hook Underwater Royalty Free Stock Photo

This boilie and the hook. Ready bait for carpfishing. Isolate on white background. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Complex-T Boilies with fishing hook. Fishing rig for carps, boilie rig, near the lake on a piece of wood Royalty Free Stock Photo

Monster Tigernut Boilies with fishing hook. Fishing rig for carps, boilie rig, near the lake on a piece of wood Royalty Free Stock Photo

Robin Red Boilies with fishing hook. Fishing rig for carps, boilie rig, near the lake on a piece of wood Royalty Free Stock Photo

Boilies are boiled paste fishing baits, usually combinations of fishmeals, milk proteins, bird foods, semolina and soya flour, which are mixed with eggs as a binding agent and then boiled to form hardish round baits which will last in the water. Additional flavourings and attractors are also usually included in the mix. The round shape allows the baits to be catapulted accurately when fishing at range. [1] First formulated in the 1970s, the boilie was the invention of Fred Wilton. The ability to provide a bait of a fairly large size with a hard outer skin, meant that the other species such as tench and bream were less able to consume the bait. Boiled baits also meant that they could be left longer in the water without fear that they had fallen off the hook, in the same way as bread or other traditional baits might. [2]