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CC Moore Amino Blend 365
500ml
A highly water-soluble liquid food for everything from boilie mixes to your spod bucket. Properly versatile, but still an optional extra—not a shortcut to a screaming take.
- Supplied in a 500ml bottle.
- Highly water-soluble liquid food containing essential amino acids.
- Yeasty, creamy aroma with a distinctive sweet taste.
- Designed for year-round use, with a recommended inclusion level up to approximately 40ml/kg.
Make sure it’s the right one. CC Moore Amino Blend 365 liquid food and bait additive, manufacturer product ID 97550.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
Provisional desk-based scores for its confirmed features and practical versatility, not bank-tested results. Value remains cautious without a verified current price.
- Product Quality8.8/10
- Performance8.6/10
- Impact on Fish Catching7.2/10
- Ease of Use9/10
- Value for Money7.7/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers using several bait types. One bottle can serve spod mixes, pellets, particles and boilie mixes, keeping the bait cupboard a bit simpler.
- Year-round bait tinkerers. The all-temperature brief and measurable inclusion guidance suit anglers who like preparing their own mixes.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers keeping things cheap and simple. It's another optional purchase and another preparation step, rather than an essential part of catching carp.
- Anyone expecting an instant catch booster. A liquid additive doesn't guarantee feeding fish, good presentation or more bites.
The lowdown
Introducing the CC Moore Amino Blend 365
A highly water-soluble liquid food for everything from boilie mixes to your spod bucket. Properly versatile, but still an optional extra—not a shortcut to a screaming take.
- Supplied in a 500ml bottle.
- Highly water-soluble liquid food containing essential amino acids.
- Yeasty, creamy aroma with a distinctive sweet taste.
- Designed for year-round use, with a recommended inclusion level up to approximately 40ml/kg.
Quick verdict
A handy all-rounder, not bottled magic
Amino Blend 365 makes sense if you want one liquid food that can earn its place across several bait mixes. Its high water solubility, year-round brief and broad range of uses are the main draws.
We haven't tested it on the bank, so there's no catch-rate claim here. Treat it as a useful finishing touch to a sound baiting approach—not something that'll rescue poor location or a badly presented rig.
Provisional desk-based scores for its confirmed features and practical versatility, not bank-tested results. Value remains cautious without a verified current price.
- Product Quality
- 8.8/10
- Performance
- 8.6/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 7.2/10
- Ease of Use
- 9/10
- Value for Money
- 7.7/10
The confirmed liquid-food features and clear inclusion guidance make a sound package, although we haven't checked consistency ourselves.
High water solubility and all-temperature intended use support a versatile role, but actual on-bank behaviour hasn't been tested here.
It offers another way to add attraction to feed, but any improvement in bites remains unproven.
Broad bait compatibility and straightforward inclusion guidance keep things simple, with some measuring and mixing required.
Multiple uses and roughly 12.5kg of coverage at 40ml/kg suggest useful mileage, though a firm value judgement needs the current price.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the CC Moore Amino Blend 365
CC Moore Amino Blend 365 is the sort of bait-room extra that makes most sense when you've got several jobs for it. It's a liquid food and bait additive, supplied in a 500ml bottle, rather than a ready-to-use hookbait or a complete feed. You add it to the bait you're already taking fishing. The appeal is pretty straightforward: one bottle that can fit into a few different approaches, without filling your bag with a separate potion for every bucket, tub and little mesh stick.
The headline feature is its high water solubility. In plain bank talk, it's designed to dissolve readily into the water rather than simply stay put on your feed. It also contains essential amino acids, with a yeasty, creamy aroma and a distinctive sweet taste. Those are useful details about what you're buying, but let's keep our feet on the ground. They don't tell us how quickly a carp will find your spot, whether it'll feed there, or whether your next take will be a lump.
The range of uses is where this bottle starts to look dead handy. Amino Blend 365 is suitable for stick mixes, bag mixes and boilie mixes, as well as spod mixes, pellets and particles. If you roll bait at home and also fish bought-in feed, that gives you a fair few places to use it. You don't need to change your whole baiting approach to give it a role. Equally, there's no need to add it to absolutely everything just because the bottle's sitting there.
For a straightforward spod mix, the sensible approach is to measure your liquid and work it through the feed thoroughly. You want a reasonably even application, not one heavily soaked corner of the bucket and the rest left untouched. With pellets, keep an eye on how any added moisture changes their texture before committing the whole batch. That's general bait-prep common sense rather than a special trick for this product. A small trial portion can save you a proper faff when you're packing for an early start.
The recommended inclusion level is up to approximately 40ml per kilogram. The important bit there is 'up to': it isn't an instruction to use the full amount every time. Follow the bottle's directions, measure what you're adding and resist the temptation to assume a bigger glug must mean more bites. At 40ml/kg, a 500ml bottle would cover roughly 12.5kg of mix. That's useful planning maths, not a promise about how many sessions it'll last—you might prepare a handful of feed or a whole bucket.
Its year-round brief is another practical plus. Amino Blend 365 is designed for all water temperatures, so it isn't restricted to your warm-weather bait kit. The highly water-soluble nature fits that intended use, though we haven't checked its behaviour in cold water ourselves. In winter, the bigger decision is still how much food the fish are likely to want. A little attractive feed placed carefully can be a more sensible starting point than piling in a summer-sized bed just because you've added a liquid.
There's a useful distinction between improving your bait preparation and proving you've improved your catches. We haven't tested Amino Blend 365 on the bank, and we're not going to dress an ingredient list up as a catch report. Finding fish, choosing a sensible amount of feed and presenting a rig cleanly still do the heavy lifting. If you're clipped up to the wrong bit of lake, no bottle makes that right. Think of this as an optional layer in your approach, not the foundation holding it together.
So, who should actually give it space in the bag? Mainly the angler who enjoys preparing bait and will use the same liquid across several mixes through the year. That's a more convincing reason to buy than chasing a magic edge after a blank. If you're keeping things simple with ready-to-use bait, you can happily leave it out. If you want a flexible liquid food with clear inclusion guidance and plenty of possible uses, though, Amino Blend 365 looks a sensible one to consider.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Bottle volume
- 500ml
- Product type
- Liquid food and bait additive
- Manufacturer product ID
- 97550
- Key characteristics
- Highly water-soluble; contains essential amino acids
- Aroma and taste
- Yeasty, creamy aroma; distinctive sweet taste
- Recommended inclusion
- Up to approximately 40ml/kg
Specs checked with CC Moore, Oct 2026.
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Our take
One bottle, fewer specialist extras
The strongest reason to consider this isn't a promise of instant action. It's being able to use the same additive with pellets, particles, spod mixes and homemade boilies.
That flexibility is handy if your fishing changes with the seasons. You can adjust how much bait you feed without needing a completely different liquid for every approach.
What's in the bottle
Closer look: a liquid food with several jobs
You're buying a 500ml liquid additive, not a complete bait. Its confirmed features are high water solubility, essential amino acids, a yeasty and creamy aroma, and a sweet taste. The practical draw is how broadly it can be used, from making boilies to preparing loose feed.
For consistent preparation, a small dedicated measuring cup is more useful than an enthusiastic freehand glug. Work within the recommended inclusion guidance and make a small batch first when trying a new combination. That lets you check the finished texture before treating the lot.
Worth knowing. Suitability for bag and stick mixes doesn't settle every PVA question. Other liquids and moisture in your finished mix matter too. Check the bottle's instructions and try a small amount with your chosen PVA before making a session's worth.
Your baiting approach
Who it suits: anglers who'll use its flexibility
If you switch between a little stick mix on short trips and a spod bucket on longer sessions, the broad range of applications is genuinely useful. You can keep one familiar additive in the cupboard while changing the feed itself to suit the venue and conditions.
It also fits anglers who like keeping their bait preparation repeatable. Measure the quantity, note what you've mixed it with and avoid changing five other things at once. That won't prove what caused a bite, but it does make your own preparation less haphazard.
If you're skint or just want to grab a bag of boilies and go, this isn't essential kit. Spend your effort on finding fish and getting the presentation bob on first. A liquid food is an extra, not an entry fee for decent carp fishing.
The practical bits
FAQs in full: quantities, winter use and bait choices
How much should you use? The recommended inclusion is up to approximately 40ml/kg. As a simple scaling example, that upper rate works out at 20ml for 500g of mix. Don't treat the maximum as compulsory, and follow the product directions for the job you're doing.
Is it suitable for winter? Yes—the product is designed for all water temperatures. Keep that separate from your feeding decisions, though. Adjust the amount of bait to the fish's activity and the venue rather than assuming a year-round additive makes heavy feeding sensible.
What can it go into? Stick mixes, bag mixes, boilie mixes, spod mixes, pellets and particles are all listed uses. The right preparation depends on the base bait: check pellet texture after adding liquid, distribute it evenly through loose feed, and test the finished combination if PVA is involved.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Covers several bait jobs rather than one narrow application.
- High water solubility suits a liquid intended to disperse into the swim.
- Designed for use across all water temperatures.
- Clear inclusion guidance helps you measure rather than guess.
Worth knowing
- Adds cost and preparation to bait that may already be perfectly usable.
- Needs measuring and mixing for a reasonably consistent application.
- Its effect on your catches can't be predicted from the ingredient claims.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01How much Amino Blend 365 should I use?
How much Amino Blend 365 should I use?
The recommended inclusion level is up to approximately 40ml/kg. That's an upper guide, not a target you must hit; follow the bottle's directions for your intended use.
02Can I use it in winter?
Can I use it in winter?
Yes. It's designed for year-round use in all water temperatures and is highly water-soluble. That doesn't mean winter carp need summer-sized helpings of bait.
03Which baits can I add it to?
Which baits can I add it to?
It's suitable for stick mixes, bag mixes, boilie mixes, spod mixes, pellets and particles. For PVA work, check compatibility and test your finished mix rather than assuming every liquid combination is safe.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a handy all-rounder, not bottled magic. The strongest reasons to choose it are covers several bait jobs rather than one narrow application. and high water solubility suits a liquid intended to disperse into the swim.; the main trade-off is adds cost and preparation to bait that may already be perfectly usable..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Covers several bait jobs rather than one narrow application.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers using several bait types: One bottle can serve spod mixes, pellets, particles and boilie mixes, keeping the bait cupboard a bit simpler.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “Adds cost and preparation to bait that may already be perfectly usable.”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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