Liquid additives for groundbaits, pellets but also baits. They improve their attractiveness and allow them to adapt to the conditions on the fishery. The classic products of this series are Yellow and Red liquids. There are attractors with extremely strong dyeing power and a subtle aroma of crustaceans, known from the most classic lure produced by Ringer Baits – Shellfish Boilies. Even a small amount of liquid is enough to color a large amount of any groundbait or pellet. Following the success of the liquid attractors in red and yellow, Ringerbaits launches its twin attractor, the Dark, with a dark green colour and the already known, extremely effective crustacean aroma. By adding liquid to micros pellets, we will match the color of the Ringers Dark Mix groundbait, creating a set ideal for use in the colder seasons. in England, the green color is very popular, in addition to dark liquid pellets, it can be used to color other baits, including luncheon meat, corn or expander pellets. We recommend adding the above-mentioned liquids to R pellets or micropellets at least 30 minutes before the planned start of fishing. This time will allow the liquid to penetrate the structure of the pellet and its slow release immediately after throwing the pellet into the water, creating an attractive cloud for fish in a given color. Betaine and Caramel Molasses have slightly different properties, which are primarily fragrance and flavor additives and slightly sticky. Betaine is an appetite booster widely used in the fishing industry, often also used by carp anglers for the production of boilies. Caramel molasses is a well-known and proven bream additive with strong sweetening properties. The adhesive properties of these attractors help to glue both micropellets and groundbait, slowing down their work and allowing them to be used in deeper fisheries. The hit of the season may be the combination of the Caramel Molasses attractor with the new Feeder Sweetfishmeal groundbait.
