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CC Moore Pacific Tuna Bait Booster
500ml
A low-oil, PVA-friendly liquid for giving boilies, pellets and bag mixes an extra food signal — with cold-water use firmly on the menu.
- 500ml bottle of concentrated liquid bait booster.
- Contains tuna, shellfish, yeast and vegetable extracts.
- Low oil content, with soluble proteins supplying amino acids.
- 100% PVA friendly; recommended loose-feed addition is 20–30ml/kg.
Make sure it’s the right one. CC Moore Pacific Tuna Bait Booster, manufacturer reference 90239. This is an informed look at its ingredients and intended uses, not a bank-tested review.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
Feature-led scores, not bank-test results; value reflects versatility and the stated dosing rate rather than a verified selling price.
- Product Quality8.8/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching7.7/10
- Ease of Use9.4/10
- Value for Money8.3/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers using several bait presentations. One liquid can cover dressed boilies, pellets, loose feed and PVA mixes without needing a different bottle for every job.
- Year-round anglers fishing small food parcels. Low oil content and cold-water solubility make it a sensible candidate for restrained winter feeding as well as summer sessions.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers keeping costs and preparation to a minimum. It’s an optional addition, not something you need before fishing with a decent bait.
- Anyone expecting a liquid to rescue poor location. A boosted mix still needs to be presented where carp are willing to feed.
The lowdown
Introducing the CC Moore Pacific Tuna Bait Booster
A low-oil, PVA-friendly liquid for giving boilies, pellets and bag mixes an extra food signal — with cold-water use firmly on the menu.
- 500ml bottle of concentrated liquid bait booster.
- Contains tuna, shellfish, yeast and vegetable extracts.
- Low oil content, with soluble proteins supplying amino acids.
- 100% PVA friendly; recommended loose-feed addition is 20–30ml/kg.
Quick verdict
A handy extra, not a shortcut to a bite
Pacific Tuna Bait Booster makes sense if you want one savoury liquid for boilies, loose feed and PVA mixes. Its low oil content, soluble ingredients and year-round suitability give it a proper job beyond simply making your bait smell stronger.
It’s an optional extra, though. You’ll still need to find the fish and get the feeding right. We haven’t tested it on the bank, so treat the appeal as practical bait preparation rather than a promise of more carp.
Feature-led scores, not bank-test results; value reflects versatility and the stated dosing rate rather than a verified selling price.
- Product Quality
- 8.8/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 7.7/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.4/10
- Value for Money
- 8.3/10
The named food extracts and soluble-protein content give it a clear, purposeful bait-boosting role.
PVA compatibility and stated cold-water solubility offer useful flexibility, although we haven’t checked its behaviour on the bank.
It offers an extra food signal around your feed, but no improvement in catches has been established here.
A clear loose-feed dosage and compatibility with several common bait types keep preparation straightforward.
Coverage of roughly 17–25kg of loose feed per bottle supports its practical value, though it remains an optional purchase.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the CC Moore Pacific Tuna Bait Booster
Liquid boosters are one of those extras that can either earn their place in the bait bag or become another sticky bottle rolling about in the boot. CC Moore Pacific Tuna Bait Booster has a clear enough job: add a concentrated, savoury food signal to boilies, hookbaits and loose feed. You’re getting a 500ml bottle, not a new bait you have to build your whole approach around. If you already fish pellets, crumb or a spread of boilies, it’s something you can work into that routine without starting from scratch.
The ingredients give you a better idea of what this is about than the name alone. Alongside tuna, there are shellfish, yeast and vegetable extracts, with amino acids supplied by soluble proteins. CC Moore describes a salty natural taste and a strong savoury aroma. So, think food-led dressing rather than a sweet, fruity flavour change. That could sit neatly alongside a fishmeal boilie or a pellet-heavy mix. It isn’t restricted to matching Pacific Tuna baits, either: its intended uses cover several everyday loose feeds.
The low oil content is particularly relevant if you’re fishing through the colder months. CC Moore describes the liquid as highly soluble and digestible even in cold water, and suitable for year-round use. That gives it a sensible role when you’re cutting back the feed but still want something extra around the hookbait. Don’t read that as a guarantee of a winter bite, mate. Fish location, feeding spells and a presentation that settles properly are still doing the heavy lifting when the lake feels lifeless.
For PVA anglers, the dead handy bit is straightforward: the booster is described as 100% PVA friendly. That makes it suitable for bag and stick mixes, rather than a liquid you have to keep well away from your mesh. A small parcel of crumb and pellets is an obvious place to use it. Just remember that compatibility belongs to this liquid, not automatically to everything else in your bucket. Add wet particles or another liquid and you’ll need to check the finished mix separately before committing a rig to it.
There’s also a useful starting point for quantities, which saves the usual guessing game with the bottle. The recommended addition to particles, pellets, spod mixes and loose feeds is 20–30ml per kilogram. Measure it rather than giving the bucket a heroic slosh and hoping for the best. At that rate, a 500ml bottle covers roughly 17–25kg of feed, assuming that’s all you use it for. That’s a helpful way to judge consumption, though dressing hookbaits or making other additions will naturally use some of the bottle too.
For preparation, keeping things simple makes sense. Put your measured feed in a suitable bucket, add the measured booster and mix it through thoroughly so the dressing isn’t all sitting on one patch. If you’re dealing with pellets, check their texture before you make up bags or head to the bank; different pellets react differently to added liquids and soaking time. With boilies, think about how you’ll deliver them as well. A heavily dressed batch needs a practical check before you rely on your usual baiting routine.
The biggest reason to consider it is versatility. You could use the same bottle for a little marginal trap, a compact PVA presentation or feed going out over a clipped-up spot. That doesn’t mean every part of a session needs boosting. If the fish are barely picking, controlling how much food you introduce matters more than coating another kilo. Equally, if your usual bait is already producing, there’s no rule saying you need another additive. Keep your changes manageable so you can actually judge whether the extra faff suits your fishing.
We haven’t used this booster on the bank, so there’s no catch story or claim of transformed results attached here. On its stated features, though, it’s a well-targeted option for anglers wanting a savoury, PVA-friendly liquid with a clear loose-feed dosage. The practical appeal is stronger than any magic-bottle thinking: several uses, cold-water suitability and no need to abandon your existing bait. Store it cool, dry and out of direct sunlight, and keep your expectations sensible. It’s there to support a sound approach, not replace one.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Bottle volume
- 500ml
- Manufacturer reference
- 90239
- Product type
- Concentrated liquid bait booster
- Key ingredients
- Tuna, shellfish, yeast and vegetable extracts
- Loose-feed inclusion
- 20–30ml/kg for particles, pellets, spod mixes and loose feeds
- PVA compatibility
- 100% PVA friendly; suitable for bag and stick mixes
Specs checked with CC Moore, Oct 2026.
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Our take
More than a summer glug
The interesting bit is the combination of low oil content and ingredients described as highly soluble even in cold water. That makes this a sensible option for small winter presentations as well as warmer-weather baiting.
PVA compatibility also means you can use the booster in a bag or stick mix without the liquid itself melting your carefully tied parcel.
Inside the bottle
Closer look: a food-led liquid with several jobs
Pacific Tuna Bait Booster combines tuna, shellfish, yeast and vegetable extracts in a concentrated liquid. The emphasis is on a salty, savoury profile and amino acids from soluble proteins. Those are useful characteristics for a bait dressing, but they don’t tell us how many extra bites you’ll get. That needs more than an ingredients list.
Its intended uses include boosting boilies and hookbaits, plus dressing particles, pellets, spod mixes and other loose feeds. For the latter group, 20–30ml/kg gives you a clear working range. A small measuring pot is a worthwhile bit of kit here: it keeps repeat batches consistent and stops an enthusiastic pour emptying the bottle sooner than planned.
Worth knowing. The booster itself is PVA friendly. That doesn’t make a whole mix PVA safe if you’ve also added water-heavy ingredients. Check a small sample of your finished mix before tying up a session’s worth of bags.
Your kind of fishing?
Who it suits: one bottle for a varied bait approach
This looks most useful for carp anglers who switch between bags, boilies and loose-feed mixes. You can keep a similar savoury theme across those presentations without carrying several specialist liquids. If you already use Pacific Tuna bait, it’s an obvious companion, but you don’t need to change your whole bait cupboard to use it.
Cold-weather anglers also have a reason to look. The low oil content and stated cold-water solubility suit the idea of a small, boosted food parcel when you’re reluctant to introduce much bait. Keep that distinction clear: making a small offering more interesting is the aim, not encouraging yourself to feed a quiet winter swim like it’s June.
If you’re keeping things cheap and cheerful, this is easy to leave off the shopping list. Decent bait, sharp hooks and time spent finding carp come first. Its value is in how often you’ll use its different applications, not simply having another bottle lined up beside the bivvy.
Before you fill the bucket
FAQs in full: PVA, quantities and cold water
Can it go in PVA bags and sticks? Yes: CC Moore describes it as 100% PVA friendly. Mix it evenly into your chosen feed and check that the resulting texture still works for your presentation. PVA compatibility is useful, but a bag still needs to be packed and tied properly.
How much do you need? Use the recommended 20–30ml/kg for particles, pellets, spod mixes and loose feeds. A half-kilo batch therefore takes 10–15ml. Boilies and hookbaits are also intended uses, but don’t assume that loose-feed recommendation specifies a hookbait soaking time or a separate soaking dose.
Can you use it all year? Yes. The liquid has low oil content and is described as highly soluble and digestible even in cold water. Adjust the amount of feed to the fish’s activity rather than treating year-round suitability as permission to pile it in. Between trips, store the bottle cool, dry and away from direct sunlight.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Works across boilies, hookbaits, pellets, particles and spod mixes.
- PVA friendly for bag and stick preparation.
- Low-oil recipe suits year-round use, including cold water.
- Clear loose-feed dosage helps keep preparation consistent.
Worth knowing
- Adds another expense and preparation step to an already usable bait.
- Strong savoury aroma won’t suit anyone after a neutral liquid.
- Cannot make up for poor location or an overfed swim.
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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.
01Can you use Pacific Tuna Bait Booster with PVA?
Can you use Pacific Tuna Bait Booster with PVA?
Yes. CC Moore describes the booster as 100% PVA friendly and suitable for bag and stick mixes. Other wet ingredients in your mix still need checking separately.
02How much should you add to your bait?
How much should you add to your bait?
The recommended addition for particles, pellets, spod mixes and loose feeds is 20–30ml per kilogram. That recommendation shouldn’t be treated as a separate hookbait-soaking instruction.
03Is it suitable for winter fishing?
Is it suitable for winter fishing?
Yes. It has low oil content and is described as highly soluble and digestible even in cold water. It’s intended for year-round use, although feeding quantity still needs to match conditions.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a handy extra, not a shortcut to a bite. The strongest reasons to choose it are works across boilies, hookbaits, pellets, particles and spod mixes. and pva friendly for bag and stick preparation.; the main trade-off is adds another expense and preparation step to an already usable bait..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Works across boilies, hookbaits, pellets, particles and spod mixes.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers using several bait presentations: One liquid can cover dressed boilies, pellets, loose feed and PVA mixes without needing a different bottle for every job.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “Adds another expense and preparation step to an already usable bait.”
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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