Super Roach Heavy 1kg – Heavy Roach Groundbait

Van Den Eynde Super Roach Heavy 1kg: heavy roach groundbait with nuts and roasted hemp

Van Den Eynde Super Roach Heavy is a heavier groundbait with a nut mix and freshly roasted hemp. This composition gives the groundbait a rich, powerful aroma and lively action. It has been developed for roach, silver bream and bream, and can be used for both bottom fishing and a more active presentation higher in the water.

The mix can be used in summer and winter and combines easily with other Van Den Eynde groundbaits. The roasted hemp makes it particularly interesting when you want to give the feeding area a distinct nutty aroma, while its heavier character helps deliver the groundbait precisely to the chosen depth.

Official mixing advice for Super Roach Heavy

A recommended recipe from Van Den Eynde consists of 1 kg Super Roach Heavy, 1 kg Turbo, 250 g Ground Hemp, 150 g Sinking Crumbs and 500 g Damp Clay. This combines the nutty base with extra active particles and sufficient weight for a controlled presentation.

Moisten Super Roach Heavy in three stages so that the different ingredients can absorb water evenly. If you want the mix to bind more firmly, add damp clay and adjust the amount to suit the depth, current and desired breakdown.

• Heavier groundbait with a nut mix
• Finished with freshly roasted hemp for a rich aroma
• Designed for roach, silver bream and bream
• Suitable for surface and bottom fishing
• Suitable for use in summer and winter
• Combines well with other groundbaits and clay
• Contents: 1 kg

Frequently asked questions about Super Roach Heavy

What makes Super Roach Heavy different from a light roach groundbait?

This mix combines a heavier character with nuts and roasted hemp. This makes it suitable when you want to present the groundbait precisely while retaining active particles and a distinct nutty aroma in the swim.

Why should I moisten the groundbait in three stages?

The different ingredients do not all absorb water at the same rate. By adding moisture in several rounds and allowing the mix to rest in between, you get a more even result and can better assess the final binding strength.

How can I make Super Roach Heavy bind better?

Add damp clay when the groundbait needs to hold together longer, for example in deeper or flowing water. Test the mix at the bank first and increase the amount of clay only if the feeder or groundbait ball breaks down too quickly.