Kennedy Wild Maize Meal Groundbait

Maize meal (similar to maize flour or cornmeal but often a little coarser) is a classic ingredient in fishing bait, widely used for making groundbaits, pastes, and boilie mixes. It’s cheap, versatile, and very attractive to coarse fish like carp, bream, tench, and roach. ? Why Maize Meal is Good for Fishing Binding power: Helps groundbait balls hold together for throwing or spodding. Cloud effect: Breaks down into a fine cloud, drawing fish into your swim. Natural sugars: Sweetness appeals strongly to carp and silver fish. Versatility: Works in groundbait, pastes, boilies, or as an additive to particles. ? How to Use Maize Meal 1. Groundbait Mixes Combine maize meal with breadcrumbs, crushed hemp, or pellets. Add water gradually to achieve the desired stickiness. Perfect for balling in, method feeder mixes, or river swims where you need binding. 2. Paste Bait Mix maize meal with warm water until it forms a doughy paste. Can be flavoured with vanilla, molasses, fruit essences, or sweeteners. Wrap directly around the hook or around pellets/lead. 3. Boilie & Dough Mixes Maize meal is a common base in boilie recipes. Provides texture and binding while carrying flavours and attractors. 4. Particle Mix Additive Stir maize meal into hemp, maize, or tiger nut mixes to thicken and bind. Helps carry small particles to the bottom without breaking up too quickly. ✅ Tips for Best Results Use more maize meal in rivers (for heavier, binding mixes). Use less in lakes when you want your mix to break down quickly. Sweeten it with sugar, honey, or molasses for carp. Darken it with food dye or cocoa powder to match the lakebed.