Van Den Eynde Supercup

Possibly made famous by Bob Nudd, Super cup ground bait is, particularly favoured for its effectiveness in attracting silverfish like roach and skimmers.

Known for its light texture and it's ability at, creating a desirable cloud effect in the water, especially when mixed with a bit more water to achieve a sloppy consistency – a technique often used when fishing 'on the drop'.

Its strong, sweet aroma is appealing to a variety of species, including bream and even carp, making it a versatile option for different fishing scenarios, from canals and small lakes to slow-moving rivers.  

Anglers often appreciate that Super Cup can be used on its own or as an additive to heavier groundbaits to give the mix a bit of extra attraction scent with out adding feed content.

How I like to use Super Cup.

As well as using Super Cup neat on slower waters like many canals and lakes I find you can also get Super Cup to work in quite deep water by adding leam then squeezing hard into balls, These will sink quickly and then break down rapidly on the bottom creating a nice carpet of attraction with little feed value. You can add a small amount of loose feed if you wish but be mindful this could break the balls up on the way down. I'll often use a bait dropper over the top to introduce any loose feed.  For faster paced water try mixing 50/50 with Turbo or Secret.

A favorite mix of mine on the canal for Skimmers is a 50/50 mix of Super Cup with Van Den Eynde Special. This mix will break up on the drop creating a nice cloud with little to no feed content, I'll add maybe a pinch of dead pinkies thats all.

Supercup and Turbo can work well on canals that tow.