Kennedy Wild Tiger Nuts - Small

Tiger nuts are one of the most famous and effective carp baits in angling — and when prepared properly, they can be devastating. Many big carp anglers rely on them because carp love their crunchy texture, sweet nutty flavour, and natural sugars. Here’s a breakdown: ? What Are Tiger Nuts? Technically not nuts, but small tubers. Naturally sweet, crunchy, and oily. Irresistible to carp once prepared. ⚠️ Preparation (Very Important!) Tiger nuts must be prepared correctly before use — otherwise, they can be harmful to fish. Soak in water for at least 24 hours (some soak for 48). Boil for 30–45 minutes until soft. Ferment: Leave them to sit in their cooking water for 2–3 days. This makes them even sweeter and more attractive. ? How to Use Tiger Nuts in Fishing As Hookbait Single tiger nut on a hair rig (great for avoiding nuisance fish like bream). Double or snowman rig (tiger nut + artificial buoyant nut for balance). Chopped tigers to release more flavour. As Feed Loose feed small amounts around your hookbait. Mix with particles like hemp, maize, or sweetcorn. Grind them into flour or paste and mix into groundbait or boilies. ✅ Advantages Selective: Carp love them, but smaller nuisance fish tend to leave them alone. Long-lasting: Stay firm on the hair for ages. Highly attractive due to natural sugars and oils. ? Things to Keep in Mind Must always be prepared properly. Some venues ban tiger nuts (or limit particle use), so always check the fishery rules before using them.