Description
Sonubaits Super Feeder Bream (2kg) – World-Class Performance for Natural Venues
Take your feeder fishing to the next level with Sonubaits Super Feeder Bream. Developed in direct collaboration with World Champion consultants Lee Kerry, Will Freeman, and Felix Scheuermann, this mix is engineered specifically for the demands of modern natural venue fishing. Packaged in a generous 2kg bag, it offers incredible value for anglers who need to feed large volumes of groundbait to hold shoals of hungry bream and skimmers.
At Gerry’s Fishing, we know that the “mechanics” of a groundbait are just as important as the flavour. While inspired by the legendary So Natural Sweet Skimmer range, Super Feeder Bream features a coarser, biscuit-rich cereal blend. Most importantly, it has been designed to be less “sticky” than its predecessors, ensuring that your feeder empties quickly and cleanly every time it hits the bottom.
Key Features & Performance
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Easy-Eject Formula: Specifically designed to release from a cage or window feeder instantly. Even if you accidentally over-wet the mix, it is engineered to push out of the feeder without leaving residue.
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Non-Fishmeal Cereal Blend: A traditional “natural” mix that relies on high-quality biscuits and cereals rather than heavy fishmeals—perfect for wild lakes, rivers, and reservoirs.
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Coarse Texture: The slightly larger particle size helps to hold big shoals of bream in the peg for longer, giving them something substantial to graze on without filling them up too quickly.
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Consultant Approved: Fine-tuned by world-class match anglers to ensure it performs under the highest pressure on the international stage.
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Versatile Application: While “Feeder” is in the name, its coarser nature and sweet aroma make it an excellent choice for balling in on the pole or using with a slider/waggler setup.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Weight | 2kg Value Bag |
| Base Mix | Non-Fishmeal / Biscuit & Cereal Rich |
| Texture | Coarse / High-Particle |
| Binding Power | Low to Medium (Designed for fast release) |
| Target Species | Bream, Skimmers, Hybrids, and Roach |
| Venue Type | Natural Lakes, Reservoirs, Rivers, and Canals |
Where to Use This Mix
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Large Natural Reservoirs: When you need to cast long distances and ensure the bait stays in the feeder until it hits the bottom, but then releases immediately to create a “dinner plate” of attraction.
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Flowing Rivers: The coarser particles are heavier than standard fine mixes, helping them stay on the deck in a slight flow rather than being washed downstream.
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Summer Match Fishing: When bream are feeding aggressively, the 2kg bag ensures you have enough bait to keep them in your swim throughout a 5-hour match.
Pro Tip from the Gerry’s Team
Because this mix is designed to be “less sticky,” it is the perfect carrier for “bits.” If you are expecting a big weight of bream, don’t be afraid to load this mix with chopped worms, casters, and dead maggots. The easy-eject nature of the groundbait will ensure all those free offerings are deposited exactly where you want them. For deep water, mix it in two stages to ensure the biscuit particles are fully hydrated, then sieve it for a perfectly fluffy, active finish!
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this compare to the “So Natural” range?
It is essentially the “big brother” to the Sweet Skimmer range. It shares that lovely sweet scent and biscuit base but has a coarser texture and is much more “active.” It is specifically tuned for anglers who want their feeder to work the moment it touches the lakebed.
Can I use this on commercial waters?
Yes, absolutely. While it is a non-fishmeal mix, it works brilliantly on commercials during the winter or on venues where the fish have become “fed up” with standard fishmeal smells. It provides a sweet, attractive alternative that can often buy you extra bites.
Does it need a lot of water?
Because of the rich biscuit content, it can take a fair amount of water. We recommend adding water gradually, mixing by hand, and letting it sit for 15-20 minutes before checking the consistency again. Even if you make it quite “heavy” and wet, it will still eject from the feeder better than most other mixes on the market.
