Sonubaits Krill Feed

Description

Sonubaits Krill Feed Pellets are expertly formulated to offer a standout level of attraction, thanks to their high krill content and unmistakable natural scent. These pellets break down steadily, releasing a strong cloud of marine-based flavours that stimulate confident feeding behaviour even in difficult or pressured conditions.

Their versatile texture makes them perfect for a range of modern coarse fishing methods. Whether used straight from the bag, softened for the method feeder, or fed via pole pot or waggler The pellets maintain an ideal balance of binding strength and breakdown quality. The natural reddish tone helps create a subtle, convincing presentation, particularly effective when targeting wary fish in clear water.

Available in four pellet sizes, Sonubaits Krill Feed Pellets allow anglers to adapt quickly to species, venue type and feeding situation, making them a reliable choice for year-round success. With premium ingredients and consistent manufacturing quality, these pellets deliver the kind of dependable performance that match anglers trust session after session.

Key Benefits

• High-quality krill content provides a powerful natural attractant that pulls fish into the swim quickly.

• Consistent texture and breakdown ideal for carp, F1s and silver fish across commercial and natural waters.

• Versatile performance suitable for method feeders, pole pots, loose feeding and waggler fishing.

• Naturally appealing colour and aroma give a subtle, confident presentation that works especially well in clear or pressured venues.

• Available in four pellet sizes to match any tactic: perfect for selective feeding, bulk feeding, or method-ready preparation.

How to Use

• Loose Feed: Use straight from the bag to keep fish active and competing in your peg.

• Method Feeder: Lightly soak pellets for 1–2 minutes, drain and allow to stand until they reach a soft, sticky, mouldable texture.

• Pole Fishing: Feed in small, controlled quantities to hold fish without overfeeding.

• Waggler or Bomb: Regular feeding of small amounts maintains a steady response in mid and upper layers.