Feeder Baits

Feeder groundbaits for still water and rivers

Mix tailored to the feeder basket

The feeder groundbait is designed to reach the bottom in the basket and release its ingredients in a controlled time. Its consistency, particle size, and water amount should match the depth, current, distance, and frequency of casts. Too dry a mix may fall out during the cast, while an overly wet one may remain in the feeder during retrieval.

Base, pellet, and additives

The subcategory loose feeder groundbaits includes mixes whose performance is adjusted by gradual moistening, sieving, and combining with soil. A separate groundbait pellet creates a more selective particle size and can be used alone or as a component of the groundbait. The choice between them depends on tactics, season, and fish response, not just the intensity of the aroma.

Enhancing without overloading the mix

Products from the liquid fishing attractors group can be diluted in the water used for moistening or applied onto the ready portion as intended. Meanwhile, groundbait grains increase the share of larger particles, but their amount should be adjusted to fish activity. It is safest to change one ingredient at a time and observe the bite rate and basket contents after retrieval.