Ringers Sweet Fishmeal Groundbait 1kg

Description

Ringers Sweet Fishmeal Groundbait 1kg

Ringers Sweet Fishmeal Groundbait combines premium fishmeal with a sweet caramel flavouring, a pairing that has proved very effective on modern stillwaters. It is designed as an attractor to build a feeding area in your swim, drawing fish in and holding them there, rather than as a hookbait.

Ringers is a well-known name in UK match and pleasure fishing, and its groundbaits are used on commercials up and down the country. This sweet fishmeal mix is especially effective for bream and suits lakes and commercial fisheries, with its best results usually coming in the warmer months when fish are actively feeding.

Mixing it

Follow the instructions on the packaging. As a general guide, add water gradually and mix thoroughly, then leave the mix to absorb the water before using it. For Method feeder fishing, mix it a little firmer so it holds on the feeder through the cast; for loose balling or catapulting, mix it slightly looser so it breaks down quickly on the bottom.

Using it on the bank

Start by introducing a few balls to build your swim, then top up little and often through the session. You can add pellets, corn or dead maggots to the mix to give the fish something extra to find. Riddling the groundbait after mixing removes lumps and gives an even consistency.

Key features

• Premium fishmeal with sweet caramel flavouring
• Builds an attractive feeding area
• Mix firmer for the Method, looser for balling or catapulting
• Especially effective for bream
• Suits lakes and commercial fisheries
• 1kg bag

Compatibility

Suitable for Method and feeder fishing and for balling in by hand or catapult. Designed for stillwaters rather than flowing rivers. Combine with pellets, corn or maggots as additives.

Care and maintenance

Store unopened bags in a cool, dry place. Once opened, fold the bag over and keep it sealed and dry. Mixed groundbait is best used on the day; do not store wet groundbait, as it will go off.

Who is it for?

Match and pleasure anglers fishing lakes and commercial fisheries, particularly for bream in warmer weather.