Natural Groundbait Sweet Breams 1kg – Sweet Bream Groundbait

Sonubaits Natural Sweet Breams: light, sweet groundbait for bream

Sonubaits Natural Sweet Breams is a light groundbait specially developed to bring shoals of bream onto your swim and keep them there for longer. The fine speculoos flavour gives the mix a distinctive sweet profile that is particularly attractive to bream.

Thanks to its light character, this groundbait is a good choice when you want to build an active feeding area without immediately placing a heavy, compact mass on the bottom. You can use it for pole fishing and feeder fishing, adjusting the moisture level to suit how you want to feed.

Why choose Natural Sweet Breams?

• Targeted at bream: developed to gather and hold multiple fish on your swim.
• Sweet speculoos flavour: gives the groundbait a pronounced yet familiar bream profile.
• Light groundbait: suitable for an active feeding area and easy to adjust with the amount of water.
• Versatile use: suitable for both pole fishing and feeder fishing.
• Easy to prepare: gradually moistening it is enough to achieve the desired binding.

How to prepare the groundbait

1. Place the desired amount of dry mix in a large bait bowl.
2. Add water little by little, mixing thoroughly each time.
3. Leave the groundbait to rest for a few minutes so all particles absorb the moisture evenly.
4. Mix again and sieve the groundbait for an even, lump-free consistency.
5. Check the binding at the water's edge and add only a small amount of water if necessary.

For groundbait balls, the mix can be made slightly firmer. For use in a feeder, keep it airy enough to remain well in the feeder during the cast, while still releasing readily from the feeder on the bottom.

Frequently asked questions

Which fish species is Natural Sweet Breams aimed at?

The composition is specifically aimed at bream. The sweet speculoos profile and light character are designed to gather shoals of bream on your swim and keep them there.

Can I use this groundbait with a feeder?

Yes. Moisten the groundbait evenly and test a filled feeder at the water's edge. The mix should withstand the cast and then release from the feeder on the bottom.

How can I prevent the groundbait from becoming too wet?

Always add water in small portions and allow the mix to rest in between. This makes it easier to see how much moisture the groundbait really needs and lets you build up the binding accurately.