So Natural

Sonubaits So Natural is a range of fishmeal-free groundbaits developed for roach, bream, skimmers, hybrids and other silverfish. The mixes are designed for natural waters and commercial fisheries where a traditional base of grains, biscuit, breadcrumbs and vegetable ingredients is more suitable than a pronounced fishmeal groundbait.

The different So Natural mixes can be used directly for feeder fishing or pole fishing. They can also be combined with each other, allowing you to tailor the colour, nutritional value, activity, binding strength and weight of the groundbait to the depth, flow, water clarity and target fish. This lets you build an approach for a wide range of conditions with one product family.

Key features

• Completely fishmeal-free
• Developed for silverfish in natural and commercial waters
• Suitable for feeder fishing and pole fishing
• Can be mixed straight from the bag
• Can be combined to create a tailored groundbait
• Can be adjusted for flow, depth, bottom colour and desired groundbait action
• Can carry live bait and particles such as casters, chopped worms or sweetcorn

Mixing and use

Add the water gradually and mix thoroughly so that all particles are evenly moistened. Then leave the groundbait to rest so it can fully absorb the moisture, and pass it through a groundbait sieve before use. Make the mix slightly drier for more activity, or wetter and firmer when the groundbait needs to reach the bottom more quickly and work more calmly there.

Frequently asked questions

Does Sonubaits So Natural contain fishmeal?
No. The range was specifically developed as a fishmeal-free alternative for traditional silverfish fishing.

Can I combine different So Natural mixes?
Yes. This is an important principle of the range. By mixing them, you can adjust the colour, weight, binding strength and activity to suit the water conditions on the day.

Is this groundbait only for feeder fishing?
No. The So Natural range is suitable for both feeder fishing and pole fishing techniques. The moisture level and firmness of the mix determine how quickly the groundbait breaks down and where it starts to work.