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The
soil
is a neutral product that serves as a natural complement to groundbait. Its primary role is to weigh down the groundbait. In all bottom fishing techniques, and especially in currents, the balls of groundbait must reach the chosen spot as quickly as possible. Without the addition of a weighting agent, they would quickly be carried away by the current from the fishing area. Its second, very important role is to bind the groundbait particles together. Also known aswet clay
,Somme soil
contains no sand, making it very fine. Its high density makes it heavy and therefore quickly pulls the balls to the bottom.Somme soil
is ideal for creating a persistent cloud on the bottom, which is particularly attractive to large fish, especially bream. It is perfectly suited for effectively fixing live baits to the bottom, such as bloodworm worms or chopped earthworms. Characteristics:flours
for the composition of your groundbaits 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 binding power, as well as the proportions to respect to obtain an 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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