Van Den Eynde Additives

Van Den Eynde Powdered bait additives can be used to enhance other groundbaits and loosefeed, used as a groundbait in their own right, or used in combination with plain crumb to tailor make your own groundbait blend. Van Den Eynde Additives, Brasem A favourite for bream over many years, Brasem is most effective when added to mixed groundbait in small doses. Useful to add extra flavour to a carp groundbait. Van Den Eynde Additives, Aniseed Formerly called Steranijas, this is largely ground fennel seeds. Great as a roach additive to maggots and hemp. Van Den Eynde Additives, Bloedmeal There is a lot of dried blood in this additive. Much loved by tench, eels and other bottom feeders. Add to groundbait. Van Den Eynde Additives, Strawberry Colour as well as flavour with this pink additive that is particularly effective for roach. Add a little punch crumb when punch bread fishing. Van Den Eynde Additives, Pigeon Sh-t Pigeon Sh*t Britain's top canal squat angler Mark Pollard always uses Pigeon as part of his groundbait mix. We don't know what it is about Van Den Eynde Pigeon that makes it so attractive to roach. But we do know that since anglers started using it as part of my canal groundbait, catches have increased on many venues. It is made from the dried droppings of racing pigeons fed on only the best-quality seeds, so what goes in one end comes out from the other in finely ground form. As an addition to groundbait, it releases lots of oils and also adds a lot of cloud effect to the groundbait. Use it with Supercup, Supermatch and Crushed Hemp, always riddling after mixing. Van Den Eynde Additives, Coconut Molasses Coconut Molasses Anglers who prefer powdered additives, but want to add something very sweet to their groundbait, should take a look at Coconut Molasses. Not only is this additive very sweet, it also serves as a gentle binder to groundbait. Some anglers use it neat with a little water added in open end feeder, while others use it as part of a groundbait mix.