Gold-Pro Bream Big River 1kg – Coarse bream Groundbait for rivers and canals 🎁 10+2

Van Den Eynde Gold-Pro Bream Big River is a very coarse bream groundbait for deep canals and rivers, even in strong currents. Its coarse texture works faster on the bottom than a fine, cloud-forming groundbait and helps keep larger fish on the feeding spot. The pleasant aroma makes this groundbait suitable for use on its own or as a strong base for a bream mix.

This package deal contains 12 bags of 1 kg: you pay for 10 and receive 2 free. If you would like to try a smaller quantity first, view the regular 1 kg pack.

Key features

• Very coarse groundbait for bream and other large silverfish
• Developed for rivers and canals, including fast-flowing water
• Suitable for deep swims where the groundbait needs to reach the bottom quickly
• Can be used on its own or as a base for a groundbait mix
• Package deal: 12 bags of 1 kg for the price of 10

Preparation and use

Moisten Gold-Pro Bream Big River in three stages. This gives the coarse ingredients enough time to absorb water and soften. If the texture is too coarse for your swim, briefly grind the groundbait or sieve out the largest particles. You can soak those coarse particles separately, grind them finer and then mix them back into the groundbait.

Recommended bream mix

• 1 part Gold-Pro Bream Big River
• 1 part Van Den Eynde Turbo
• 1 part Bream Caramel in colder conditions

In summer, you can replace Bream Caramel with Bream Supersweet. Always add water gradually and allow the groundbait to rest between moistening stages.

Frequently asked questions

Why is this groundbait moistened in three stages?

The coarse ingredients need time to absorb sufficient water. By moistening gradually, you achieve an even mix that breaks down in a controlled way on the bottom.

Can I use Gold-Pro Bream Big River on its own?

Yes. This groundbait was developed for fishing on its own, but can also be used as a coarse base in a bream mix.

What should I do if the groundbait is too coarse for my swim?

Briefly grind it or sieve out the largest particles. You can soak those particles separately, grind them finer and then add them back, so the composition remains unchanged.