Feeder Bream 1kg

Van Den Eynde Feeder Bream 1kg: fine feeder groundbait for bream

Van Den Eynde Feeder Bream is a fine, yellow groundbait with an appealing aroma, developed as an all-round base for feeder fishing for bream. You can use the groundbait on its own or incorporate it into a more extensive mix. Its light character makes it versatile, both in summer and winter and in slow to faster-flowing water.

The fine texture helps create an even groundbait mix that can work in a controlled manner from the feeder. Adjust the moistening and compression according to the depth, current and desired release. For a richer bream mix, Van Den Eynde recommends one part Feeder Bream with one part Feeder Turbo+ and half a bag of Bream Caramel.

How to moisten Feeder Bream correctly

Take your time to moisten the groundbait gradually. First mix the dry groundbait, add water in several small stages and mix thoroughly each time. Allow the mix to absorb the moisture between stages; preparing it in three steps helps achieve an even consistency. After the final moistening, let the groundbait rest for approximately 5 to 10 minutes, then sieve it if desired.

• Fine yellow feeder groundbait with an appealing aroma
• All-round formula for bream
• Can be used on its own or as a base for your own feeder recipe
• Suitable for summer and winter
• Suitable for slow and faster-flowing water
• Light groundbait in a 1 kg pack

Frequently asked questions about Van Den Eynde Feeder Bream

Can I use Feeder Bream without other groundbaits?

Yes. According to Van Den Eynde, Feeder Bream is suitable for use on its own. You can also use it as a fine base and adjust its action, aroma or binding power with other groundbaits and additives.

How can I prevent the groundbait mix from remaining too dry after moistening?

Do not add all the water at once. Moisten it in several stages and give the groundbait time to absorb the moisture in between. Only then check the consistency again before adding extra water.

How do I adapt Feeder Bream for flowing water?

Make the groundbait sufficiently moist and compress it more firmly into the feeder when it needs to stay in place longer. Test the release close to the bank, then adjust the amount of water and compression to suit the current and depth.