Feeder Coarse 1kg – Coarse Feeder Groundbait

Van Den Eynde Feeder Coarse 1kg is a coarse feeder groundbait for flowing, fast-flowing and deep water. Its coarse texture helps deliver the groundbait accurately to the bottom, making this mix especially interesting when you want to target larger fish and bonus fish on the feed spot.

Feeder Coarse is a versatile base that can be used on its own or combined with other Van Den Eynde mixes and additives. Prepare the groundbait in several wetting stages so the coarse ingredients have sufficient time to absorb water and soften.

Key features

• Coarse feeder groundbait for deep and flowing water
• Designed for larger silverfish and bonus fish
• Can be used as a standalone groundbait or as a coarse base
• Texture can be refined by grinding or sieving
• Moisten in several stages for consistent performance
• Contents: 1 kg

Preparation

Add the water in three stages and allow the mix to rest between each stage. This lets the coarse ingredients gradually absorb the moisture. If you still find the texture too coarse, grind a small portion more finely or sieve out the largest pieces. Soak the sieved parts separately, press them through the sieve once softened, and add them back into the mix.

Official groundbait combinations

• All-round: 1 part Feeder Coarse, 1 part G5 and 1 sachet of Bream Caramel.
• Targeting roach: combine Feeder Coarse with G5 Special and Rotaugen Classic.
• Fishing at distance and in deep water: 1 part Feeder Coarse, 1 part Record Sweet and 1 sachet of Bream Caramel. Record Sweet provides extra binding power.
• Cold period: 1 part Feeder Coarse, 1 part Feeder Bream, Bream Caramel as required, 1 teaspoon of Super Sweet per kg and Magic Color Black.

Frequently asked questions

When should I choose a coarse feeder groundbait?

A coarse mix is useful in deep or flowing water and when you want to target larger fish on the feed spot. The heavier, coarser ingredients remain better concentrated around the chosen area.

Can I make Feeder Coarse finer?

Yes. You can briefly grind part of it or sieve out the coarse ingredients. Soak the sieved pieces separately, press them through the sieve once softened, then mix them back into the groundbait.

Why should I moisten the groundbait in several stages?

The coarse ingredients need more time to absorb water. By moistening gradually, you get a softer, more even mix and retain greater control over its binding.