Koaw's Special Boilies for Carp Fishing & a NEAT TIP for Pop-Up Boilies

Koaw shows how to make a special recipe of boilies from start to finish as well as how to ensure that your pop-up boilies actually pop up. Because I'm sure many ask (like I have), "Why won't my pop-up boilies float?"
🐟 Koaw's Boilies Recipe 🐟:
BIG BATCH (HALF BATCH)
2 (1) Cups of Koi Pond Food (Ground)
1 (1/2) Cup of Coconut Flour
¼ (1/8) Cup Garlic Powder
4 (2) Eggs
¼ (1/8) Cup Canola Oil OR other Vegetable Oil
½ (1/4) Cup Water
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Chapters
0:00 Intro & Back Update
0:41 Ingredients
1:50 How to Make the Boilies
4:01 Pop-Up Boilies Trick
5:24 One Way to Rig
6:20 KNFS Community Tips
7:55 Cool Piece of Gear
#fishing #carpfishing #carpangling

[@pauldavis2978]

I use a food grader box to grind my cork wine bottle stoppers. makes a nice cork powder.

[@KNFishingSmarts]

Great tip. Thanks Paul!

[@forestcityfishing4749]

I did the boilie thing before...went back to just rolling a bread ball with my fingers and soaking in strawberry jello sauce. Its way easier and faster. The carp around here eat off the bottom and dont seem to like the pop ups. The pink color and sweet smell really brings them in!

[@KNFishingSmarts]

Yeah, that's definitely faster! Thanks again for sharing your fishing smarts.

[@steva_nolimits]

Hi, thanks for vidoe it's good, and thanks for the tip for pop up boilies. 👍

[@KNFishingSmarts]

Best of luck nabbing some big ones!

[@sarahlarson8226]

Great shots of large fish! You got me so accustomed to Bluegill that these guys look ginormous! Question: why do you mix your concoction by hand instead of using a spoon or even a mixer? Is there a certain feel that you’re going for?

[@KNFishingSmarts]

Yeah, these are some big fish! And to answer your question why I don't use a spoon...I guess it just goes faster using hands. Ha!