Gold-Pro Bream Big River 1kg – Coarse Bream Groundbait for Rivers and Canals

Van den Eynde Gold-Pro Bream Big River: coarse bream groundbait for flowing water

Van den Eynde Gold-Pro Bream Big River is a coarse, sweet bream groundbait for rivers, canals and other deep or flowing waters. The coarse ingredients help the groundbait become active quickly near the bottom, while its firm composition is suitable for keeping larger bream on the feeding spot.

You can use this groundbait on its own or adjust it to the current and depth. If the texture is too coarse for your fishing, sieve out the largest particles, soak them separately and add them back after breaking them down. This retains the mix's attraction while allowing you to tailor the particle size to the conditions.

Key features

• Coarse bream mix for rivers and canals
• Suitable for deep and fast-flowing water
• Sweet aroma specifically aimed at bream
• Firm, water-rich composition that can be brought effectively to the bottom
• Can be used on its own or combined with additional groundbait and additives

Recommended mixing ratio

A proven combination consists of one part Gold-Pro Big River, one part Van den Eynde Turbo and one part Bream Caramel. In warmer conditions, Bream Supersweet can be used as a sweet alternative to the powder additive.

Preferably moisten Gold-Pro Big River in three small stages. Let the groundbait rest between each stage so that the coarse particles absorb sufficient water and the mix softens evenly. Sieve the groundbait before use for a uniform texture.

Frequently asked questions

What type of water is Gold-Pro Big River intended for?

This groundbait has been developed for rivers, canals and other deep or flowing waters, where a coarser, firmer mix needs to remain on the feeding spot better.

Can I use this bream groundbait on its own?

Yes. You can use Gold-Pro Big River on its own, but you can also combine it with Turbo and a sweet bream additive to adapt its performance to the season and conditions.

What should I do if the groundbait is too coarse?

Sieve out the largest particles and soak them separately. Once they have softened, you can break them down and mix them back in. This allows you to adjust the texture without throwing away the coarse ingredients.