Special G Groundbait Green 1kg

Bait-Tech Special G Groundbait Green 1kg

Bait-Tech Special G Groundbait Green is a green fishmeal groundbait for feeder, method and pole fishing. The mix contains GPS90 Super Soluble Fishmeal, a highly soluble fishmeal that quickly releases flavours and aromas into the water. Combined with other fishmeals, ground pellets and attractants, it creates a versatile groundbait for carp, F1s, bream and other silverfish.

You can mould Special G Green firmly around a method feeder, feed it with a pole cup or as groundbait balls, or mix it wetter for use as paste. The fishmeal base also performs well in a stick mix. The green colour creates a clearly defined feeding spot without relying on separate colourants.

Key features

• Green fishmeal-based groundbait
• With GPS90 Super Soluble Fishmeal
• Contains ground pellets and additional attractants
• Easy to mix to the desired consistency
• Suitable for method feeder, feeder and pole fishing
• Also suitable for use as paste or in a stick mix
• 1 kg pack

Mixing for your fishing method

Add the water in small stages and mix thoroughly. Let the groundbait rest for a few minutes so all particles can absorb the moisture, then check the consistency again. For a method feeder, the groundbait should bind firmly enough to withstand the cast, yet break down well once on the bottom. For cupping or groundbait balls, you can adjust the moisture level and pressure to suit the depth and flow.

Present matching hookbait

If you want the aroma and flavour profile of the groundbait to carry through to your hookbait, you can combine this groundbait with the active Bait-Tech Special G Soft Hookers 6mm. Choose the current version using the hookbait product selector.

Frequently asked questions

What fishing is Special G Green suitable for?
The mix is versatile for commercial carp and F1 fishing, as well as for bream and other silverfish. You can use it with a feeder, method feeder or pole.

How do I know whether the groundbait is mixed correctly for the method feeder?
Squeeze a small amount around the feeder and test it in the margins. The groundbait should stay on during the cast and break down in a controlled way in the water, allowing the hookbait to be released.

Can I also make paste from this groundbait?
Yes. Add more water for paste and allow the mix enough time to become fully saturated. Then adjust the firmness in small stages until the paste stays securely around the hook or paste pot.