Super Crack Bream 1kg – Bream Groundbait

Van Den Eynde Super Crack Bream is a blended Groundbait specifically formulated for bream. The Super Crack range combines the Groundbait expertise of multiple Belgian international Andy Berteyn in a mix for competition and recreational anglers who want to build up their feeding spot with purpose.

The Groundbait can be used as a base or combined with sweet Groundbait, a bream additive and clay. Moisten it gradually and adjust the binding according to depth and current. Use the variant selector to choose the version that best matches the bottom colour and water clarity, without changing the composition of your recipe.

Key features

• Groundbait developed for bream
• Part of Andy Berteyn's Super Crack range
• Suitable as a base for blended Groundbait mixes
• Can be weighted and adjusted with suitable clay
• For pole fishing and feeder fishing
• Packed in 1 kg bags

Successful formula for bream

• 2 kg Super Crack Bream
• 1 kg Van Den Eynde Record Sweet
• 500 g Van Den Eynde Yellow Lake
• 250 g Van Den Eynde Bream Caramel

For a pond or gently flowing canal, you can add damp clay, black damp clay or light clay, depending on the desired colour and action. For fast-flowing canals and rivers, choose Terre de Rivière or Terre de Fond instead.

Preparation

First mix the dry ingredients thoroughly. Add water in several small stages, allow the Groundbait to rest between additions, then pass it through a Groundbait sieve. Make the mix heavier and firmer for current or deep water; keep it looser when it needs to break down more quickly in still water.

Frequently asked questions

Why should I add clay to this Groundbait mix?
Clay increases the weight, affects the binding and can adjust the colour of the Groundbait. The right type helps the Groundbait break down in the desired spot and at the desired speed.

Can I use Super Crack Bream without other Groundbaits?
Yes. It is a standalone bream Groundbait, but the official Super Crack range is also suitable as a building block in a more targeted recipe.

How do I adapt the mix for flowing water?
Add a heavier river or bottom clay and make the Groundbait slightly firmer. Test a Groundbait ball at the bank so you can see whether it only starts to break down on the bottom.