ground baits

[judd]

Hi all im after your extensive knowledge on ground baits. can any one give me there most popular ground baits .
i like the irish bag up from whizzo ground baits, what a cracker
regards
judd

[fishster]

I use green swimstim and ad mollases flavouring,corn and hemp.

[stevelockett]

You going to be stocking groundbait then Judd? Or making your own special mixes?

[SheffieldLad]

i use sensas magic red but add crushed hemp mollassus and just normal red crumb works a treat for me

[droid]

I just buy the ingredients (brown crumb/fishmeal/hemp) and make my own up.

If you're going to do these items I'd be interested.

[judd]

ground baits

You going to be stocking groundbait then Judd? Or making your own special mixes?

hi steve , we are trying to stock a a bigger amount of products for next spring as we are always asked for hemp and ground baits. but as you know there is a massive amount of ground baits out there and i want to be stocking something people require.
i do use a lot of irish bag up on the waters i fish but it does have a high feed value which is not what a lot of people want. i suppose the best way would be to stock VDE baits as they are also great and cover most situations.
we will primarily be selling pellets as i feel that we are giving anglers a great product at a good price .
any comments are good comments.
regards
judd

[john r]

bait tech

special g green will never use anything else regards john rhodes royal oak angling club

[stevelockett]

I've found as I travel to different parts of the country that certain groundbaits sell better, so Sensas is strong around here and Van Den Eynde is popular around Swindon. I reckon you might be better off stocking a range of different types of groundbait depending on the deal you can get from a supplier.
You will need a fishmeal type that can be used for paste, a method mix, a skimmers mix for feeder fishing, a low-feed silvers mix and a stickier silvers mix, that should do it to start.
Now approach Sensas, Van Den Eynde, Dynamite and others and see who will do you the best deal for a limited range.

Personally, I'm not fussed about brands and just use whatever I have in the shed (or has been given to me more like!) and will suit the job in hand.