Dynamic Feeder 1kg – Feeder Groundbait

Van Den Eynde Dynamic Feeder: active groundbait for still and flowing water

Van Den Eynde Dynamic Feeder is a light, oil-rich groundbait originally developed for feeder fishing, but it can also be used for other coarse fishing techniques. The mix contains plenty of ground seeds and floating particles. This gives it strong activity in the water, and the groundbait quickly releases from an open feeder basket once it reaches the bottom.

The seeds make Dynamic Feeder attractive to a wide range of fish species, but also relatively filling. Therefore, build up your feeding spot in a controlled manner. To slow down its action, prepare the groundbait well in advance or even on the evening before your fishing session. This gives the ingredients more time to absorb water.

Key features

• All-round feeder groundbait for various fish species
• Suitable for still and flowing water
• Based on ground, oil-rich seeds
• Light and highly active composition
• Floating particles for extra activity
• Releases quickly from an open feeder basket
• Contents: 1 kg

Successful recipe with Dynamic Feeder

• 2 kg Dynamic Feeder
• 1 kg Van Den Eynde Turbo
• 500 g Van Den Eynde G5 Special
• 100 g Van Den Eynde Star Anise

For a pond or a gently flowing canal, you can make the mix heavier with Moist Clay, Black Moist Clay or Light Clay. For fast-flowing canals and rivers, Terre de Rivière and Terre de Fond are suitable choices.

Frequently asked questions

How can I make Dynamic Feeder less active?

Moisten the groundbait well before you start fishing, preferably in several stages. If you want a calmer action, you can prepare the mix the evening before so that the seeds and other ingredients become fully saturated.

Can I use Dynamic Feeder in flowing water?

Yes. Adjust the binding and weight with a suitable type of clay. The stronger the current and the deeper the water, the heavier and firmer the final mix generally needs to be.

Why should I feed carefully with this mix?

Dynamic Feeder contains plenty of seeds and is therefore more filling than a very low-feed mix. Start in a controlled way and only top up when bites and fish behaviour indicate that it is needed.