Dendrobaenas worms are especially productive for carp of all sizes. They are suitable for all styles of fishing ranging from carp, perch, salmon, sea trout, barbels and eels to name but a few. Due to their ability to remain lively and active under water for long periods of time these fishing worms are ideal for fishing on the hook or chopped.

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Dendrobaena mixed sizes.

Any groundbait containing Robin Red is just irresistible to carp. The blend of bird food, peppers and spices and deep red colourant make it an excellent attractant as well as a valuable food source.

One of the most popular bait ingredients, Robin Red is an incredibly successful blend of bird food, peppers and spices. It is bright red and will colour baits deep red. It is an attractant in its own right but its vitamin content also makes it a valuable food source, especially when added to protein mixes. Use up to 3oz (100g) per 16oz (500g) mix.

This high quality red coloured breadcrumb groundbait can be used on its own creating a blanket of particles to induce feeding, or as a base to add various flavours.

This high quality white coloured breadcrumb groundbait can be used on its own creating a blanket of particles to induce feeding, or as a base to add various flavours.

This high quality brown coloured breadcrumb groundbait can be used on its own creating a blanket of particles to induce feeding, or as a base to add various flavours.

A highly nutritious seed, hemp is rich in oil and protein and is high in fat, carbohydrate and trace elements. Small enough to be fed to young, it contains essential fatty and amino acids and is a fantastic energy source, making it an ideal 'pick 'n' mix' food.

You won't find bigger hemp than this stuff. It's huge and a perfect hookbait for roach. Soak in plenty of water for 12 hours or more before boiling for at least 30 minutes until the seed splits and the white kernel inside is revealed. For fishing, choose a grain that's split, but not too much, and slide the bend of a size 18 fine-wire, wide-gape hook inside. Use a light float and feed half a dozen grains every five minutes or so.