Ready to Use Sweet Corn – Canned Sweetcorn 150g - Best Before 08/2024

The Van den Eynde Ready to Use Sweet Corn is extra-sweet corn that is ready to use straight away as fishing bait. The firm kernels can be presented directly on the hook or hair rig for carp, bream and other coarse fish.

You can also crush the corn and mix it into groundbait. This adds visible feed particles and the natural sweet taste of corn to your groundbait. The compact 150 g tin is practical when you want to fish specifically with corn without taking a large quantity with you.

Please note: the best-before date has expired since 08/2024. This is why this product is offered at an especially low price. Intended exclusively as fishing bait, not for human consumption. Check the product when opening and do not use it if the smell, colour or packaging is unusual.

Key features

• Ready-to-use sweet corn
• Firm kernels for hook or hair-rig presentation
• Can also be crushed and mixed into groundbait
• Suitable for carp, bream and other coarse fish
• Contents: 150 g
• Best-before date expired since 08/2024

Do you regularly use sweet corn? Then also check out the 10+2 package deal with twelve tins of Van den Eynde Sweet Corn.

Tips for use

Fish one or more kernels on the hook or hair rig, matched to the size of the fish you are targeting. If you want to use the corn in groundbait, drain it and crush some of the kernels. Add sparingly so the groundbait retains its desired binding and action.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use this corn directly on the hook?
Yes. The firm, ready-to-use kernels are suitable for direct presentation on the hook or hair rig.

Can I mix the sweet corn into groundbait?
Yes. Drain the corn and mix whole or crushed kernels into the groundbait for extra visible feed particles and a sweet taste.

What does the expired best-before date mean?
The best-before date of this product expired in 08/2024, which is why it is discounted. It is intended exclusively as fishing bait. Always check the smell, colour and packaging when opening, and do not use it if anything is unusual.