Berry Burst Lava

Bloodworm Lava

Cheesy Garlic Lava

Chocolate Orange Lava

Lava F1

Lava Halibut

Krill Lava

Monster Crab Lava

Pineapple Lava

Spicy Sausage Lava

Sweetcorn Lava

Bait Booster Banoffee

Bait Booster Chocolate Orange

Bait Booster Krill & Squid

Bait Booster Pineapple & Coconut

Bait Booster Washed out

Banoffee Lava

Pineapple & Coconut Lava

Krill & Squid Lava

Washed Out Lava

Fluoro Lava

Banoffee Haze

Pineapple & Coconut Haze

Krill & Squid Haze

Washed Out Haze

Fluoro Haze

Chocolate Orange Haze

Bloodworm Haze

Spicy Sausage Haze

Sonubaits Lava Rocks, Lava Rocks can totally transform a method feeder. This clever little addition is best used by shaking some Lava Rocks out into the base of a method mould; a little goes a long way, so a thin layer is fine. Then put some groundbait or softened 2mm pellets in the Method Mould, place your hookbait in, and add more groundbait or pellets. Firmly press the method feeder into the method mould, and, when you release the method feeder, the Lava Rocks will be on the top of the feeder. This means that when your method feeder has landed, the Lava Rocks cause a big cloud of attraction on top of the feeder, enticing fish to feed. Lava Rocks have a multitude of different uses. They can be added to PVA bags or PVA stockings, they can be put in the middle of groundbait balls, or they can be cupped directly into the swim, which is especially productive when fishing the margins. They are available in 5 standard colours to suit a variety of fishing situations: Black (unflavoured) is particularly effective in winter when the water is clear, or on lakes that have lots of silt. Red (unflavoured) is one of the most powerful colours; it stands out in different water conditions. Green (unflavoured) is excellent when used in conjunction with green groundbaits. Yellow (unflavoured) is the brightest of the standard colours and stands out well against a dark lake bed. Chocolate Orange is a great colour when fishing commercials, with the bright colour standing out well, and giving you the edge on pressured venues.

Sonubaits Lava Rocks, Lava Rocks can totally transform a method feeder. This clever little addition is best used by shaking some Lava Rocks out into the base of a method mould; a little goes a long way, so a thin layer is fine. Then put some groundbait or softened 2mm pellets in the Method Mould, place your hookbait in, and add more groundbait or pellets. Firmly press the method feeder into the method mould, and, when you release the method feeder, the Lava Rocks will be on the top of the feeder. This means that when your method feeder has landed, the Lava Rocks cause a big cloud of attraction on top of the feeder, enticing fish to feed. Lava Rocks have a multitude of different uses. They can be added to PVA bags or PVA stockings, they can be put in the middle of groundbait balls, or they can be cupped directly into the swim, which is especially productive when fishing the margins. They are available in 5 standard colours to suit a variety of fishing situations: Black (unflavoured) is particularly effective in winter when the water is clear, or on lakes that have lots of silt. Red (unflavoured) is one of the most powerful colours; it stands out in different water conditions. Green (unflavoured) is excellent when used in conjunction with green groundbaits. Yellow (unflavoured) is the brightest of the standard colours and stands out well against a dark lake bed. Chocolate Orange is a great colour when fishing commercials, with the bright colour standing out well, and giving you the edge on pressured venues.

Sonubaits Lava Rocks, Lava Rocks can totally transform a method feeder. This clever little addition is best used by shaking some Lava Rocks out into the base of a method mould; a little goes a long way, so a thin layer is fine. Then put some groundbait or softened 2mm pellets in the Method Mould, place your hookbait in, and add more groundbait or pellets. Firmly press the method feeder into the method mould, and, when you release the method feeder, the Lava Rocks will be on the top of the feeder. This means that when your method feeder has landed, the Lava Rocks cause a big cloud of attraction on top of the feeder, enticing fish to feed. Lava Rocks have a multitude of different uses. They can be added to PVA bags or PVA stockings, they can be put in the middle of groundbait balls, or they can be cupped directly into the swim, which is especially productive when fishing the margins. They are available in 5 standard colours to suit a variety of fishing situations: Black (unflavoured) is particularly effective in winter when the water is clear, or on lakes that have lots of silt. Red (unflavoured) is one of the most powerful colours; it stands out in different water conditions. Green (unflavoured) is excellent when used in conjunction with green groundbaits. Yellow (unflavoured) is the brightest of the standard colours and stands out well against a dark lake bed. Chocolate Orange is a great colour when fishing commercials, with the bright colour standing out well, and giving you the edge on pressured venues.

Groundbait and Pellet Binder is a simple-to-use additive Will help your groundbait, or pellets to bind or stick together This product is great for long range feeder fishing Simply add some to your dry groundbait before mixing Once water is added this will help your groundbait to stick together Ideal for Feeder or Pole fishing in deep or flowing water Best used on less sticky groundbaits Sprinkle some into your feed pellets and add a small amount of water This will help your feed pellets stick on or into a feeder It will also help create a ball for cupping in on the pole This easy-to-use additive has a wide array of uses A real bait bag essential

Fluoro Rocks are a brand-new product within the Sonubaits range and have been introduced to add a dash of colour throughout your groundbait and/or pellets. Each generously-sized tub contains a mixture of fluoro pink, orange and yellow non-leaking rocks that once in water remain their vibrant colours and give added visual attraction around your feeder. Developed to be used in conjunction with traditional feeder tactics when targeting skimmers and bream as well as with pellets when deploying method/pellet feeder tactics for carp and F1s and will ensure your feeder stands out from the crowd! Fluoro Rocks are also flavoured with our fans' favourite F1 flavour for an extra hit of attraction…

SPICY MEATY METHOD MIX PART OF THE FISHMEAL GROUNDBAIT RANGE BINDING 3 TEXTURE 2 WHAT'S THIS? If you want a strong smelling groundbait then this is for you. Red in colour and unmistakable in its potent smell of spicy sausage this is the ideal groundbait for heavily coloured water in commercials or on rivers as the fish rely on their sense of smell rather than eyesight. Developed on a crushed pellet and fishmeal base with added meat and bone meal along with Spicy Sausage Flavour this is the meatiest groundbait we can make. Perfect for all species but has found favour with specialist anglers for Carp, Barbel, Bream and Chub. It can be fished on a Method feeder, through a cage feeder or simply balled in, it also acts as a great carrier for other baits and has seen some amazing catches when using meat as a hookbait. Ade Kiddell (Specialist Angler) says "This is the smelliest groundbait I have ever used, perfect for the river when it is in flood as the scent washes through the flow and attracts fish to the feeder" MIXING GUIDELINES Spicy Meaty Method Mix is simple to mix. Empty the 2kg bag of groundbait into a round mixing bucket, fill a 2 pint maggot tub with water, pour this onto the groundbait and mix thoroughly, then allow it to rest for 30 minutes, during this time the water will be absorbed into the groundbait. Then for best results; to remove any lumps and create an even consistency, pass the groundbait through a riddle and it is ready to use. When fishing sun and wind may dry the groundbait out a little, to combat this you can cover the mixed groundbait with a damp towel or if it does dry out just add a little more water and mix again.

WORM FISHMEAL PART OF THE FISHMEAL GROUNDBAIT RANGE BINDING 3 TEXTURE 2 WHAT'S THIS? Worm Fishmeal is as its name suggests a groundbait made dehydrated worms and fishmeals. By dehydrating any product it removes most of the water so concentrates and intensifies the flavour. Dehydrated earthworms have a unique smell which fish can't resist. The dehydrated earthworm is then crushed to release even more flavour and then added to a mixture of crushed pellets, fishmeal, breadcrumb, meat extracts and cereals creating a unique groundbait for all species of coarse fish especially Carp, F1's, Bream, Tench and Roach. It has found favour with anglers using chopped worm on commercials and natural venues and is equally suited to be used on a Method feeder, open end feeder, cupped in or simply balled in. Once you have added water to this you will see the bits of worm rehydrating, releasing all of their natural attractants through the groundbait. Mick Vials (England Feeder Team) says "This is a great mix for the feeder, I mainly use it on natural venues in conjunction with chopped worm, fishing for mixed bags. The colour is perfect, nice and dark and the inclusion of dried chopped worm which rehydrates when you mix it really does enhance it. I have had some great success using Worm Fishmeal both in the UK and Europe." MIXING GUIDELINES Worm Fishmeal is simple to mix. Empty the 2kg bag of groundbait into a round mixing bucket, fill a 2-pint maggot tub with water, pour this onto the groundbait and mix thoroughly, then allow it to rest for 30 minutes, during this time the water will be absorbed into the groundbait. Then for best results; to remove any lumps and create an even consistency, pass the groundbait through a riddle and it is ready to use. When fishing sun and wind may dry the groundbait out a little, to combat this you can cover the mixed groundbait with a damp towel or if it does dry out just add a little more water and mix again.

MAGGOT FISHMEAL PART OF THE FISHMEAL GROUNDBAIT RANGE BINDING 3 TEXTURE 2 WHAT'S THIS? Maggot Fishmeal is one of our most popular groundbaits, we knew maggots were one of the best baits ever and because of this, we wanted to harness their fish catching ability in the form of a groundbait. Fishing maggots come from the blue bottle fly which is the maggot used in making Maggot Fishmeal groundbait. When the fresh maggot has reached full size it is dehydrated. By dehydrating any product it removes most of the water so concentrates and intensifies the flavour. Dehydrated maggots have a unique smell which fish can't resist. The dehydrated maggot is then crushed to release even more flavour and then added to a mixture of crushed pellets, fishmeal, breadcrumb, meat extracts and cereals creating a unique groundbait for all species of coarse fish especially Carp, F1's, Bream, Tench and Roach. Ground maggots add a significant protein content and smell to the ground bait, a natural fish attractor, catches on this ground bait have already exceeded expectations. Once you have added water to this you will see the bits of maggot rehydrating, releasing all of their natural attractants through the groundbait. Andy Power (Commercial Specialist) says "This is one of my favourite groundbaits, the inclusion of dried maggots creates the perfect groundbait for all venues and species of fish as we all know every fish will feed on maggots. Dried maggots have a concentrated flavour which smells like casters. This seems to draw bigger fish in more quickly and by using Maggot Fishmeal groundbait I seem to catch a better stamp of fish which is key to winning when fishing close matches." MIXING GUIDELINES Maggot Fishmeal is simple to mix. Empty the 2kg bag of groundbait into a round mixing bucket, fill a 2-pint maggot tub with water, pour this onto the groundbait and mix thoroughly, then allow it to rest for 30 minutes, during this time the water will be absorbed into the groundbait. Then for best results; to remove any lumps and create an even consistency, pass the groundbait through a riddle and it is ready to use. When fishing sun and wind may dry the groundbait out a little, to combat this you can cover the mixed groundbait with a damp towel or if it does dry out just add a little more water and mix again.

Supercrush Expander (2kg)

MARGIN CARP PART OF THE FISHMEAL GROUNDBAIT RANGE BINDING 4 TEXTURE 4 WHAT'S THIS? A mix for catching lumps down the edge. We all know that a match can be won or lost in the last hour as often the bigger fish move to the edge and start feeding confidently, this is why it is important to have the right groundbait to feed in the edge. Carp are attracted to groundbait and they will come in and feed confidently if the area is primed. The problem with a lot of groundbaits that people use for catching carp in the margins is they are too light and don’t contain enough feed to keep the fish feeding. Often when carp come into the margins they will stir up the bottom when feeding and as soon as they are hooked all the groundbait which has brought them to the margin is wafted away by the hooked fish. Because of this, we created a groundbait which not only draws the carp to the margins but also keeps them there as even if the fish kicks up the groundbait, the majority of it will drop back down in the same area rather than being washed away. We have created this groundbait by using heavy ingredients which we have crushed into small particle sizes, this means that once you add water they soak it up and become heavy so when a fish does stir the groundbait up the weight of the particle size takes it back to the bottom very quickly and therefore keeps the rest of the fish feeding in the margins. Andy Power (Commercial Specialist) says "I get through a lot of this when the bigger carp get caught in the margins, I mix it as soon as I get to my peg to make sure are the particles are as heavy as the can be, when I sense the time is right I will cup some in loose to move out any fish which are there without spooking them and then I will put plenty in for when the fish come back and start feeding, it is the best mix to use when fishing for carp in the margins" MIXING GUIDELINES Margin Carp is simple to mix. Empty the 2kg bag of groundbait into a round mixing bucket, fill a 2-pint maggot tub with water, pour this onto the groundbait and mix thoroughly, then allow it to rest for 30 minutes, during this time the water will be absorbed into the groundbait. Then for best results; to remove any lumps and create an even consistency, pass the groundbait through a riddle and it is ready to use. When fishing sun and wind may dry the groundbait out a little, to combat this you can cover the mixed groundbait with a damp towel or if it does dry out just add a little more water and mix again.

SUPERCRUSH GREEN PART OF THE FISHMEAL GROUNDBAIT RANGE BINDING 2 TEXTURE 2 WHAT'S THIS? A firm favourite for match anglers in the UK and Europe on commercials and natural venues this versatile groundbait can be used in a number of different ways. It is made by crushing green Koi pellets to a fine even consistency. Because of its fine particle size it can be mixed to be quite sticky, perfect for the Method feeder but will still break down easily, or it can be mixed a little drier which creates the perfect feed for skimmers or F1's or in shallow water because it creates a fine spread of groundbait which fish will settle over and feed but without filling up. It is good for all species of coarse fish but has gained a particularly big following for bream anglers. Dai Gribble (Specialist Angler) says "Supercrush Green is the best groundbait for Bream, it forms the base of my mix because of its strong fishy smell and it is the right colour to attract big bream. I mix it with chopped worm and fish it through a feeder, often spodding the same mix over the top to create a big spread of bait for the Bream to feed over) MIXING GUIDELINES Supercrush Green is simple to mix. Empty the 2kg bag of groundbait into a round mixing bucket, fill a 2-pint maggot tub with water, pour this onto the groundbait and mix thoroughly, then allow it to rest for 30 minutes, during this time the water will be absorbed into the groundbait. Then for best results; to remove any lumps and create an even consistency, pass the groundbait through a riddle and it is ready to use. When fishing sun and wind may dry the groundbait out a little, to combat this you can cover the mixed groundbait with a damp towel or if it does dry out just add a little more water and mix again.