Joining ranks within one of our most popular flavour ranges, Krill & Squid groundbait has been developed to offer a potent mix of crushed pellets, fishmeal and krill along with the super attractive addition of squid meal, an incredibly high-quality ingredient that not only adds to the mix’s potent smell and fish pulling attraction properties but also adds increased levels of protein, a vital dietary requirement of all fish and something they actively seek when feeding. Red/Brown in colour, Krill & Squid groundbait is a brilliant all-round mix capable of producing fantastic results when fished on the feeder, fed using a pole mounted cup, or loose fed by hand and stands out as a superb big-fish mix whether used on the method feeder or potted in down the margins. Use in conjunction with other products in the Krill & Squid range for even better results!
Contains ground pellets, fishmeal and krill & squid meal.
Incredibly potent and attractive.
Perfect for all species of fish.
Use with a feeder, pole or float.
Mixing Guidelines
Krill & Squid is extremely simple to mix. Empty the contents into a large mixing bowl or bucke. Using a 2pint bait tub as a measure, fill with water and add to the dry groundbait, mixing thoroughly and ensuring an even distribution throughout the mix. Allow time for the groundbait to absorb the water. Fine tune the mix to your requirements and pass through a riddle to remove any lumps.
Alternatively, you can use a drill and whisk, this is now the preferred method of many of our consultants.
Contains ground pellets, fishmeal and krill & squid meal.
Incredibly potent and attractive.
Perfect for all species of fish.
Use with a feeder, pole or float.
Mixing Guidelines
Krill & Squid is extremely simple to mix. Empty the contents into a large mixing bowl or bucke. Using a 2pint bait tub as a measure, fill with water and add to the dry groundbait, mixing thoroughly and ensuring an even distribution throughout the mix. Allow time for the groundbait to absorb the water. Fine tune the mix to your requirements and pass through a riddle to remove any lumps.
Alternatively, you can use a drill and whisk, this is now the preferred method of many of our consultants.