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CC Moore Pure Salmon Oil
500 ml
A pure, winterised salmon oil for dressing pellets, boilies and hookbaits, with PVA-friendly convenience. Useful stuff to have in the bait cupboard — provided you keep the measuring sensible.
- 500 ml bottle containing 100% pure salmon oil.
- Winterised for cold-water use and PVA-friendly.
- Contains omega-3 and omega-6 oils, with natural salmon taste and aroma.
- Suggested spod-mix dosage: 20 ml per dry kilogram.
Make sure it’s the right one. CC Moore Pure Salmon Oil, product reference 92427. This is an informed look at its ingredients and intended uses, not a bank-tested review.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
Offer-based scores, not bank-test results; value is provisional because a current selling price hasn't been verified.
- Product Quality8.8/10
- Performance8.5/10
- Impact on Fish Catching6.6/10
- Ease of Use9.1/10
- Value for Money7.7/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carpers using several bait presentations. One bottle can dress boilies and pellets as well as go into spod and zig mixes.
- PVA bag and mesh users. The oil itself is PVA-friendly, making it a convenient option for adding a salmon-oil dressing to suitable bag contents.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers wanting a water-soluble liquid. Winterisation doesn't turn oil into something that dissolves through the water.
- Anyone keeping bait prep as simple as possible. It's an optional extra, not something you need to add to every perfectly usable bait.
The lowdown
Introducing the CC Moore Pure Salmon Oil
A pure, winterised salmon oil for dressing pellets, boilies and hookbaits, with PVA-friendly convenience. Useful stuff to have in the bait cupboard — provided you keep the measuring sensible.
- 500 ml bottle containing 100% pure salmon oil.
- Winterised for cold-water use and PVA-friendly.
- Contains omega-3 and omega-6 oils, with natural salmon taste and aroma.
- Suggested spod-mix dosage: 20 ml per dry kilogram.
Quick verdict
A useful extra, rather than an essential
CC Moore Pure Salmon Oil makes sense if you want one straightforward liquid for coating bait and adding to spod or zig mixes. The pure salmon oil content, winterisation and PVA compatibility give it a clear job without loads of faff.
Just keep your expectations sensible, mate. Oil doesn't dissolve like a water-soluble liquid, and winterised doesn't mean guaranteed winter bites. Buy it for its versatility, not because you expect a splash to rescue a poorly placed rig.
Offer-based scores, not bank-test results; value is provisional because a current selling price hasn't been verified.
- Product Quality
- 8.8/10
- Performance
- 8.5/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 6.6/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.1/10
- Value for Money
- 7.7/10
Pure salmon oil with winterisation gives it a clear, useful ingredient profile, although batch quality hasn't been independently checked here.
Its listed bait uses and PVA compatibility offer practical flexibility, without establishing real-world attraction performance.
It offers another bait-preparation option, but no catch-rate improvement has been demonstrated here.
Straightforward coating uses and a stated spod-mix dosage make measured preparation simple.
The bottle covers 25 dry kilograms at the suggested spod-mix rate, but value remains provisional without a verified price.
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the CC Moore Pure Salmon Oil
CC Moore Pure Salmon Oil is one of those bait extras with a refreshingly clear job. It's a 500 ml bottle of 100% pure salmon oil, intended for dressing bait and adding to mixes rather than replacing the food you're already feeding. If you like tinkering with pellets, boilies and a little bag mix before heading to the lake, there's an obvious place for it. If your bait bucket is already crowded with half-used liquids, though, it's worth asking what you actually want this one to do.
The appeal is versatility. You can use it to coat pellets, hookbaits and boilies, or work it into spod and zig-rig mixes. That's handy if your session starts with a small PVA parcel and turns into feeding a spot once the fish get on the munch. You don't need a separate salmon-flavoured liquid for each approach. Equally, none of that means every bait needs a soaking. A measured addition is a more sensible starting point than tipping away until the whole bucket looks like it's ready for the frying pan.
What you're buying is natural salmon taste and aroma, alongside omega-3 and omega-6 oils. Those are useful details about the contents, but they're not a promise that the next carp through your swim will drop everything and nail your hookbait. We haven't tested this product on the bank, so there's no catch story or claimed edge here. The sensible case for it is much simpler: it's a clearly identified fish oil that gives you another way to dress and prepare bait you already trust.
The winterised part deserves a proper look, because it's easy to read too much into that word. CC Moore identifies this oil as suitable for cold-water use. That's useful if you want to keep the same liquid in your bait cupboard through the seasons. It doesn't mean oil suddenly dissolves in water, though, or behaves exactly like a water-soluble liquid. When the lake is cold and bites are precious, location, feeding levels and a rig presented cleanly still matter far more than having another bottle beside your brew.
PVA compatibility is another practical tick. The oil itself is PVA-friendly, which makes it relevant to mesh bags and solid-bag bait prep. For a little parcel of pellets beside a balanced hookbait, that's dead handy. Just don't confuse a PVA-friendly oil with a guarantee that your entire mix is safe. Wet particles, added water or another liquid can still cause trouble. If you've changed the recipe, check a small sample with the actual PVA you're using before making up a whole session's worth of bags.
For spod mixes, there's a clear suggested measure: 20 ml per dry kilogram. That's a better starting point than the classic cheeky glug, especially when you're trying to keep batches consistent. Measure your dry ingredients first, then the oil, and mix it through properly rather than leaving one rich patch at the bottom. That stated rate belongs to spod-mix use; it shouldn't be treated as a universal soaking instruction for hookbaits or every other bait job. Different presentations need a bit of thought, not just the same splash.
On the bank, I'd treat it as an optional part of a tidy baiting plan. If you've found fish and chosen a feed they already seem comfortable eating, an oil dressing is something you can add without rebuilding your whole approach. If you're blanking in an empty corner of the lake, it's not the first thing to reach for. Moving onto showing fish, checking the bottom or sorting a tangled presentation is the more useful job. Boring advice compared with a magic potion, perhaps, but it keeps the priorities bob on.
The buying decision comes down to whether you'll actually use that flexibility. Someone preparing pellets, boilies and occasional spod mixes has more reason to keep a bottle than an angler fishing a single ready-to-use hookbait for a few hours. We haven't verified a current price, so there's no bargain claim to make. Store it at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, and keep your additions measured. As a straightforward salmon-oil option, it has a clear role; as an essential ingredient for catching carp, it simply isn't one.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Pack volume
- 500 ml
- Product reference
- 92427
- Contents
- 100% pure salmon oil; contains omega-3 and omega-6 oils
- Key properties
- Winterised for cold-water use; PVA-friendly
- Suggested spod-mix dosage
- 20 ml per dry kilogram
- Storage
- At room temperature, away from direct sunlight
Specs checked with CC Moore, Oct 2026.
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Our take
Think bait dressing, not magic potion
Its strongest selling point is how easily it slots into bait you're already using. Dress some pellets, lightly coat boilies or measure it into a spod mix without changing your whole approach.
The important distinction is between staying usable in cold water and dissolving in it. This is still an oil, so treat it as one part of your bait presentation rather than your entire attraction plan.
What's in the bottle
Closer look: straightforward oil, plenty of bait jobs
The 500 ml bottle contains pure salmon oil rather than a general-purpose liquid with an unclear fishy theme. Its natural salmon taste and aroma suit its intended role as a bait dressing. Pellets, boilies and hookbaits are all listed uses, alongside spod and zig-rig mixes.
At the suggested 20 ml per dry kilogram of spod mix, a 500 ml bottle covers 25 dry kilograms if you use it solely for that job. That's a useful way to judge bottle size, even without a confirmed selling price. Measure smaller batches proportionally rather than guessing.
Worth knowing. Winterised and water-soluble aren't the same thing. Cold-water suitability is a stated feature; rapid dissolution through the water isn't. Don't buy it expecting the behaviour of a soluble liquid.
Finding its place
Who it suits: anglers who actually prep their bait
This makes most sense for the angler who regularly has a mixing bowl out. If you're dressing pellets for bags, coating boilies and putting together a spod mix, one versatile oil is less faff than carrying several liquids for closely related jobs.
It's less compelling for a quick evening with a handful of ready-prepared bait. There's nothing wrong with leaving a proven bait alone, particularly if you're keeping spending down. Getting clipped up accurately and landing the rig cleanly will remain the important bit.
For zig work, think of it as an addition to the feed mix, not a floating hookbait treatment with a promised result. With any balanced or buoyant hookbait, check the finished presentation in water after treating it. You want to know how it sits, not just how fishy it smells.
The practical bits
FAQs in full: cold water, PVA and measuring
Can you use it in winter? Yes — it's winterised for cold-water use. Keep that claim in its lane, though. It doesn't tell you how much bait the fish want on a freezing afternoon, nor does it establish that an oil-treated bait will outfish an untreated one.
Will it melt PVA? The oil itself is PVA-friendly. The catch is everything else you've put in the mix. If there are wet ingredients or unfamiliar liquids involved, test the finished mix with a spare bit of mesh or bag before loading up.
What's the spod-mix dose? Use the suggested 20 ml per dry kilogram as your reference: a half-kilogram dry batch would take 10 ml. Don't weigh the soaked, finished bucket and use that as the dry weight. Keep the bottle at room temperature and out of direct sunlight between trips.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Works across pellets, boilies, hookbaits, spod mixes and zig mixes.
- PVA-friendly, so it fits neatly into bag and mesh work.
- Winterised for cold-water use rather than restricted to summer bait prep.
- Clear suggested spod-mix dosage helps avoid random glugging.
Worth knowing
- It isn't water-soluble, so don't expect the same behaviour as a soluble food liquid.
- Another bottle to carry and measure when your bait may already do the job.
- Cold-water suitability doesn't establish a catch-rate advantage.
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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 CC Moore Pure Salmon Oil in winter?
Can you use CC Moore Pure Salmon Oil in winter?
Yes. It's winterised for cold-water use. That doesn't make it water-soluble or prove it will improve winter catches, so keep bait quantities and additions sensible.
02Is it safe to use with PVA?
Is it safe to use with PVA?
The oil is PVA-friendly. Any water or other liquids in your finished mix still need checking, though — adding this oil won't make a wet mix PVA-safe.
03How much should you add to a spod mix?
How much should you add to a spod mix?
The suggested dosage is 20 ml per dry kilogram. Measure against the dry ingredients; don't automatically apply that rate to hookbait soaking or every other use.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a useful extra, rather than an essential. The strongest reasons to choose it are works across pellets, boilies, hookbaits, spod mixes and zig mixes. and pva-friendly, so it fits neatly into bag and mesh work.; the main trade-off is it isn't water-soluble, so don't expect the same behaviour as a soluble food liquid..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Works across pellets, boilies, hookbaits, spod mixes and zig mixes.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carpers using several bait presentations: One bottle can dress boilies and pellets as well as go into spod and zig mixes.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “It isn't water-soluble, so don't expect the same behaviour as a soluble food liquid.”
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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