Sonubaits Super Feeder Sweet Fishmeal - 2kg

Sonubaits Super Feeder Sweet Fishmeal is a dark mix with a medium level fishmeal content and a swe...

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This guide is for anglers targeting bream and skimmers on still waters. The Sonubaits Super Feeder Sweet Fishmeal offers a potent sweet fishmeal blend designed to attract these species effectively. A key consideration is its suitability primarily for feeder fishing techniques.

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Model Part NumberS1770045
BrandSonubaits

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FAQs

What is the primary target species for this bait?

The Sonubaits Super Feeder Sweet Fishmeal is primarily developed for targeting bream and skimmers.

Can this bait be used for methods other than feeder fishing?

While optimized for feeder fishing, it could potentially be used in a 'bomb' or 'long-pull' setup where a small amount of bait is presented near the hook. However, its main strength lies in feeder applications.

How much water should I add?

There isn't a fixed amount; it depends on humidity and desired consistency. Start by adding water a little at a time, mix thoroughly, let it rest, and then re-mix. The goal is a bait that binds well in the feeder but breaks down in the water.

Is this bait suitable for rivers?

This bait is best suited for still waters. Its sweet profile might not be ideal for the often faster currents and different feeding triggers found in river environments.

What does 'brasem' refer to?

'Brasem' is the Dutch word for bream, indicating the specific flavor profile is designed to attract bream.

How long does the scent last in the water?

The bait is designed to release its aroma steadily. The duration will depend on water temperature and flow, but it provides a consistent attraction zone around the feeder.

Troubleshooting

Bait falls apart in the feeder

The mix may be too dry. Add a small amount of water gradually and re-mix. Ensure adequate resting time after initial mixing.

Bait is too sticky/heavy

Too much water has been added. Try adding a small amount of dry groundbait or sieve the mix to lighten it.

Lack of bites

Consider if the venue and conditions are suitable for this specific bait profile. Try adjusting the amount of groundbait in the feeder or the feeder type. Ensure the bait is breaking down correctly.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Highly attractive sweet fishmeal scent for target species.
  • Effective for feeder fishing applications.
  • Good for venues known for bream and skimmer populations.
  • Developed with professional angler input.

Cons

  • Primarily suited for feeder fishing, less versatile for other methods.
  • The specific sweet 'brasem' flavor might not be universally effective on all venues or for all species.
  • Requires proper mixing for optimal consistency.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To prepare Sonubaits Super Feeder Sweet Fishmeal, it is generally recommended to mix it with water to achieve the correct binding consistency for feeder fishing. The exact amount of water will depend on the ambient conditions and how the bait is to be used (e.g., for a firm method ball or a looser cage feeder fill).

  • Mixing: Gradually add water to the dry mix, stirring thoroughly. Allow the bait to rest for 15-20 minutes, then give it a final mix. You should be able to form a firm ball that holds together in the feeder but breaks down appropriately in the water.
  • Compatibility: This bait is designed to be used with various types of feeders, including cage feeders, window feeders, and method feeders.
  • Storage: Store the dry mix in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odors. Once mixed, use within the same fishing session or store appropriately if conditions allow, though fresh is always best.

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