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Introducing Bait Nerd, a company where we've tackled the frustrations of carp anglers head-on. Say goodbye to messy DIY baits, corn, plastic, and foam, which often yield lackluster results. Our solution? Professionally manufactured boilies that combine the effectiveness of natural bait with convenience. No more messy preparation – just great fishing experiences with our easy-to-use boilies all conveniently put together in a plastic jar with a sealed lid for more trophies and more fun.
Why our products are better?
No synthetic, plastic or foam
We use a wide variety of natural ingredients in our bait - corn, flour, grain, eggs, milk proteins, etc.
Proudly local
We operate from the USA, our packaging and storage facilities are in Texas.
Continuous improvement
We like when customers are happy, that's why we deploy the latest technologies along with advanced formulas to craft the our products.
Carp
Grass Carp
Buffalo
Catfish
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
These weren't great, probably caught about five or six carp.With these
Jason Benedetto
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024
I had never been Carp fishing before and started to want to get into it because of the different rigs to use and the setups are kinda fascinating to do and look at but so on to my story so I bought the strawberry and honey 10mm pop ups and ordered some hair rigs be4 I knew how to tie them myself to start off with,so i put 2 pop ups on my hair rig the strawberry and honey and threw my line out,before I could set my pole down,my reel was screaming and my line straightened out with the quickness and it was on after that lol but the carp was smart and wrapped me up in a portable waterfall rope and I had to cut my line but,I've been hooked every since that day lol tight lines everyone lol
nikola markoski
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024
These boilies are very tiny the smell is not very strong I was casting pretty much on top of carp they would eat the pack bait around the boile but not touch the the boilie at all. They ate my corn in strawberry jelly syrup.
Dustin Ellegood
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2024
I really was impressed with these when I got them the smell is great which for me is a biggie as if I don’t like the smell then I’m not gonna want to use them. The only gripe that I had was at first I did brake a few trying to get them on my hair rig but I figured out that if I made my loop larger so that I wasn’t trying to pull it over the knot then it was fine. I also like that the container is smaller so it fits in my bag easier so I’m more likely to pack them. Overall I was pleased with my purchase and I’m looking forward to trying the other scents out.
Monique haney
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2024
So these balls are hard as a rock. Unfortunately they are not usable. I tried to use on a treble and a j hook. These just broke into pieces. The boilie hooks were not in it either.
Okami 13
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
These Boilies are loaded with attractant. They will dissolve and break down but they resulted in my PB of 31.5lbs on the very first night I got them. I think they last for about 8 hours in cold water and I’d likely only say half the time in the summer. If these actually held together like a regular pop up Boilie and didn’t dissolve I’d give it 5/5.
Isaiah
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2024
Works great on a hair rig double stacked or even singles very flavorful so you don't have to worry if your boilies are not giving off any sent
Brian
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2023
These little boilies didn't have quite as strong a smell as I expected when I opened up the jar. It's well known that carp have a sweet tooth, so I expect that these will work pretty well. Now that the weather is cooling down I'm going to do some testing with these vs. doughball with strawberry Jello and wheaties/Big Red. I don't usually fish for carp in our lake, but I know they're in there, I caught a 14-pounder that was spawning a few years ago.For these to be a good buy vs. doughball, they're going to have to outfish it by a pretty good margin. I'll edit this and report back with my results.I think if you look at the range of products that carp fishermen in Europe have access to (and the prices they command), then this isn't overpriced. Looking at if from the guy-out-in-the-country-going-fishing perspective, $12 is going to make a LOT of doughball. So, we'll see if the price of these boilies can be justified by the results.
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