Sonu Baits Super Crush Robin Red Method Mix Groundbait - S0770033

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The Sonu Baits Super Crush Robin Red Method Mix is designed for competitive and recreational carp and coarse anglers who need a reliable groundbait that stays on the feeder despite aggressive fish or long casts. Developed by Des Shipp, this high-protein, fishmeal-based mix offers exceptional binding properties and an irresistible scent, though users must allow it ample time to absorb water to reach its full potential.
| Model Part Number | S0770033 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sonubaits |
Yes, the high fishmeal and pellet content makes it highly attractive to bream, F1s, and other coarse species.
Yes, it is infused with a generous quantity of genuine Haith’s Robin Red.
Increase the water ratio gradually until the mix turns into a soft, consistent paste that can be molded around a hook.
While optional, riddling is highly recommended to ensure an even consistency, which helps the bait break down uniformly in the water.
Keep it in a cool, dark, and dry area in its original packaging, ensuring it is sealed tightly after each use.
Ensure you are using the correct water ratio (2 pints per 2kg) and compressing the bait more firmly onto the feeder frame.
You may not have let it rest long enough; ensure it sits for the full 30 minutes and riddle it to break down clumps.
To prepare the mix, combine the 2kg bag with 2 pints of water. Stir thoroughly to ensure every particle is dampened, then allow the mix to rest for 30 minutes. This rest period is vital for the ingredients to absorb the moisture, preventing the bait from becoming 'sticky' in the wrong way or drying out too quickly. After resting, it is highly recommended to pass the mix through a riddle to remove any clumps, resulting in an even, airy, and fluffy consistency. Store the unused dry bait in a cool, dry place and keep the bag sealed to maintain the efficacy of the Robin Red attractants. For the best performance, do not over-wet the mix initially; it is easier to add a small amount of extra water later than to try to dry out a sloppy batch.