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CC Moore Live System Boilies
Live System Boilies
A sweet, creamy boilie with a useful open texture, low oil content and enough food signals to earn a place in the bait bag all year round.
- Available as shelf-life or freezer boilies.
- Sizes: 10mm, 15mm and 18mm.
- Shelf-life bags come in 1kg and 5kg; freezer bait is available in 1kg bags.
- Low-oil, sweet almond and vanilla cream profile with an open texture for soluble attraction.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers CC Moore Live System Boilies in shelf-life and freezer formats, across the 10mm, 15mm and 18mm sizes.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A versatile, food-based boilie with strong year-round appeal and a useful choice of sizes and formats.
- Product Quality9.4/10
- Performance9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.9/10
- Ease of Use9.7/10
- Value for Money8.5/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers after a dependable year-round boilie. The low-oil recipe and easily digestible carbohydrates make it a sensible choice across cooler and warmer conditions.
- Coarse and match anglers using small baits. The 10mm size is useful for smaller hooks, method-style approaches and situations where a big boilie looks a bit naff.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers wanting a dark, subtle bait. The light sandy colour is deliberately visual, so it may not blend into every bottom.
- Anyone chasing the absolute cheapest boilie per kilo. The recipe is more involved than a basic budget bait, so it may not be the best fit when every quid matters.
The lowdown
Introducing the CC Moore Live System Boilies
A sweet, creamy boilie with a useful open texture, low oil content and enough food signals to earn a place in the bait bag all year round.
- Available as shelf-life or freezer boilies.
- Sizes: 10mm, 15mm and 18mm.
- Shelf-life bags come in 1kg and 5kg; freezer bait is available in 1kg bags.
- Low-oil, sweet almond and vanilla cream profile with an open texture for soluble attraction.
Quick verdict
Verdict
Live System is a cracking all-round boilie for anglers who want a sweet, food-based bait that keeps working through changing water temperatures. The low-oil build and easily digestible carbohydrates make plenty of sense for year-round use.
It’s not the cheapest bait on the shelf, and the pale colour won’t suit every situation. But for margin fishing, feeder work, short carp sessions or a dependable boilie approach, it’s a proper bob-on option.
A versatile, food-based boilie with strong year-round appeal and a useful choice of sizes and formats.
- Product Quality
- 9.4/10
- Performance
- 9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.9/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.7/10
- Value for Money
- 8.5/10
The recipe includes a broad mix of proteins, yeasts, bird foods, cream powders and seed content.
Its open texture, soluble attractor leakage and low-oil profile give it a useful spread of fishing applications.
The sweet creamy profile, food ingredients and visual sandy colour give you several ways to create attraction.
It can be used straight from the bag, comes in three sizes and is offered in shelf-life or freezer formats.
The versatile recipe and pack choices help justify the spend, though budget anglers may find cheaper boilies.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the CC Moore Live System Boilies
There’s a reason some boilies become proper bank staples. They don’t need a load of faff, they’re easy to build a session around and the fish seem happy to keep coming back for another mouthful. CC Moore Live System Boilies sit nicely in that camp. They’re sweet, creamy and built as an all-season food bait rather than some one-trick wonder.
The flavour angle is a sweet almond taste with a vanilla cream aroma. That’s a lovely combination for anglers who like a softer, dessert-style profile without going down the full bright pop-up route. It’s the sort of smell that gives your hookbait a clear identity, while the bait itself still looks like something the fish can properly feed on.
Under the bonnet, Live System brings together milk proteins and vegetable proteins, plus yeasts and bird foods. There are cream powders and Corn Steep Liquor Powder in the mix too, along with seed content that provides vitamins and minerals. In plain English, this isn’t just a ball covered in perfume. There’s a decent food-based story behind it.
That matters when you’re fishing a bait for more than a quick bite. A highly digestible boilie gives you more confidence to keep introducing small amounts over a longer campaign, whether that’s a few freebies around a rig, a scattering over a feeder line or a tighter patch in the margins. You still need to read the swim, mind. Bosh in half a kilo blindly and even the best bait can leave you scratching your head.
The low-oil design is another big tick. Oil-heavy baits can be brilliant in warm water, but they’re not always the first thing you reach for when the lake is chilly. Live System is aimed at year-round use, so it makes sense for anglers who don’t fancy carrying a summer bait, a winter bait and three emergency tubs of something else every time they nip out.
Texture is important here too. Live System has an open structure that supports strong leakage of soluble attractors. That gives the bait a useful job beyond simply sitting on the deck. As water moves through the boilie, soluble attraction can get to work around the hookbait and freebies. It’s a handy quality when you’re fishing short sessions or trying to create a bit of interest over a small spot.
Colour-wise, you get a light, sandy finish. That gives it visual attraction, particularly over darker or silty bottoms, and it can be a neat way of making your hookbait easy to pick out. On bright gravel or heavily pressured venues, though, you might want to think about whether a pale bait is the right call. There’s no universal winner here, mate. Let the lakebed and the fish’s response make the decision.
The size range is spot on for a bait with coarse and carp appeal. The 10mm option is dead handy for smaller hooks, feeder tactics, shallow margins and days when the fish want a modest mouthful. Move up to 15mm for a classic all-round carp presentation, or 18mm when you want a bigger mouthful and a touch more selectivity. You can also mix sizes in the feed to avoid everything looking too uniform.
You can choose shelf-life or freezer versions, which is useful depending on how often you fish. Shelf-life is convenient for the tackle box, but it still needs sensible storage: cool, dry and out of direct sunlight. Freezer bait gives you another route if you prefer that format, with 1kg bags available. Overall, Live System is a versatile, food-led boilie that should slot into plenty of sessions without making life complicated. And that’s often exactly what you want when the rods are off and bite-time is ticking.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Sizes
- 10mm, 15mm and 18mm
- Formats
- Shelf-life and freezer boilies
- Shelf-life pack sizes
- 1kg and 5kg
- Freezer pack size
- 1kg
- Profile
- Sweet almond taste with a vanilla cream aroma
- Recipe style
- Low-oil, easily digestible bait with milk and vegetable proteins, yeasts, bird foods, cream powders and seed content
Specs checked with CC Moore, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The angle
The big draw here is balance. Live System brings milk and vegetable proteins, yeasts, bird foods, cream powders and seed content together in an open-textured, low-oil bait. That gives you a sweet, creamy signal without turning it into a heavy, greasy lump.
The sandy colour is handy when you want a bait that stands out against darker lakebeds, while the 10mm, 15mm and 18mm sizes cover everything from small-hook approaches to a more selective big-bait presentation.
Closer look
A sweet, open-textured food bait
Live System combines milk and vegetable proteins with yeasts, bird foods, cream powders, Corn Steep Liquor Powder and seed content. Add the sweet almond taste, vanilla cream aroma and easily digestible carbohydrates, and you’ve got a rounded bait rather than a one-dimensional flavour bomb.
Its low-oil recipe is aimed at year-round use. The open texture is especially useful because it supports leakage of soluble attractors. That can help build a little cloud of interest around your hookbait without relying purely on smell.
The light sandy colour provides visual attraction. It can stand out nicely over a darker bottom, while the three available sizes let you tailor the presentation to the hook, venue and target fish.
Worth knowing. Shelf-life bags are available in 1kg and 5kg, while freezer bait comes in 1kg bags. Store shelf-life bait cool, dry and away from direct sunlight; keep freezer bait frozen.
Who it suits
Handy for carp and coarse approaches
For carp, 15mm is the natural starting point for a standard hair rig, with 18mm useful when you want a larger bait. The 10mm size comes into its own on smaller hooks, short sessions, margin spots and venues where the fish are used to modest offerings.
Coarse and match anglers can use the smaller boilies as hookbaits or loose feed around a feeder line. A few crushed or broken pieces can give you a more varied feed pattern, while whole 10mm baits keep things simple when fish are properly on the munch.
The food-led recipe suits anglers who like to keep baiting straightforward. Start with a small amount, watch the swim and build only if the fish show. Live System gives you plenty of options without needing a suitcase full of different profiles.
FAQs in full
The bits you’ll want to know
Go 10mm for smaller hooks, feeder work and cautious fish. Choose 15mm as the general-purpose carp size, or 18mm when a larger mouthful suits the water or you want a more selective approach.
Not always. It’s useful when you want the bait to show against a dark bottom, but it may be less subtle over pale gravel or on pressured venues. Match it to the swim rather than assuming one colour wins everywhere.
Yes. The bait is low in oil and designed for year-round use, with easily digestible carbohydrates in the recipe. Keep feeding sensible in cold conditions and let the fish tell you when to add more.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Low-oil recipe suits year-round fishing.
- Open texture encourages strong leakage of soluble attractors.
- Good spread of sizes for carp and coarse fishing applications.
- Food-based recipe includes milk proteins, vegetable proteins, yeasts, bird foods and seed content.
- Available in both shelf-life and freezer formats.
Worth knowing
- The pale sandy colour may be too subtle or too obvious, depending on the lakebed and fishing pressure.
- Shelf-life storage still needs a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- The premium-style recipe may leave budget anglers looking for a cheaper bulk bait.
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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.
01What sizes do CC Moore Live System Boilies come in?
What sizes do CC Moore Live System Boilies come in?
They’re available in 10mm, 15mm and 18mm. That gives you a useful spread for small-hook coarse fishing, standard carp rigs and larger hookbaits or free offerings.
02Are Live System Boilies suitable for winter fishing?
Are Live System Boilies suitable for winter fishing?
They’re designed as a low-oil, year-round bait and contain easily digestible carbohydrates, so they’re a sensible option when the water cools. As ever, keep your loose feed sensible when the fish are less active.
03How should I store Live System Boilies?
How should I store Live System Boilies?
Keep shelf-life bags somewhere cool and dry, away from direct sunlight. Freezer boilies should stay frozen until you need them.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are low-oil recipe suits year-round fishing. and open texture encourages strong leakage of soluble attractors.; the main trade-off is the pale sandy colour may be too subtle or too obvious, depending on the lakebed and fishing pressure..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Low-oil recipe suits year-round fishing.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers after a dependable year-round boilie: The low-oil recipe and easily digestible carbohydrates make it a sensible choice across cooler and warmer conditions.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “The pale sandy colour may be too subtle or too obvious, depending on the lakebed and fishing pressure.”
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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