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Vanilla biscuit flour is a binder rich in starch, sugars, and vegetable fats. It is fattier than rusk flour and other brown or blond breadcrumbs. As a result, it is naturally much more nutritious. Dry biscuit flour is primarily intended for whitefish fishing and is used like rusks, in smaller quantities than breadcrumbs. Compared to classic biscuit flour, vanilla biscuit flour is slightly sweeter and stickier. Its enhanced vanilla aroma makes it particularly effective for fishing for coarse fish, especially roach and bream. Characteristics: Packaging: 1 kg pack Biscuit flour Vanilla flavor Color: Light beige Medium grain size Rich in starch, sugars, and vegetable fats Nutritional value: 8/10 Binding power: 8/10 Proportion: 10 to 30% To guide you in your choice of flours for your groundbait mixes for pole fishing, float fishing, or feeder fishing, ACTIVE BAITS has developed a table summarizing the main characteristics of each flour. This table indicates their nutritional value, their stickiness, and the proportions to use for effective and attractive mechanical action. These proportions may vary depending on the fishing conditions: fishing location (pond, lake, canal, river, etc.), weather conditions (current, wind, etc.), season (spring, summer, autumn, winter), and target species (bleak, roach, rudd, bream, tench, carp, etc.). You can download this table as a PDF by clicking on the icon below.
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