QUICK TIPS | Preparing paste from your favourite groundbaits

[@DavidBrown-hu7xv]

Great tips jake.

[@scottwalmsley3393]

nice demo jake, i've used the super crush green for paste,whats the difference between the pro green and the super crush green is it just the fishmeal content is higher in the pro...many thanks scott

[@jakefowles4575]

Hi Scott, Supercrush Green is largely made from ground expander pellets and has a fairly low fishmeal content. I've used Supercrush Expander as a paste myself (very similar to Supercrush Green) with good success… However, I always think with a bait like paste you ideally want something fine, and potent and Pro Green is that :)

[@Sportaholicnews]

Thanks for this video 😁 for 500ml groundbait, how much water do you need?

[@jeremybenson5305]

Now the thatchers green is out, would this be a good (or better) option? for paste? Does thatchers green have more fishmeal in than green fishmeal?

[@steveford2757]

Dream boat.

[@carpmaster9123]

👍😁

[@takleteck7008]

I'm confused. Video is entitled "HOW TO PREPARE PRO PASTE", but you prepared green fishmeal groundbait instead????? Is the 'PRO PASTE' that's sold actually sieved fishmeal groundbait or something?

[@Sonubaits]

This is an old video from before the new PRO Paste was released. Video on that coming soon… we’ll rename this one to save confusion

[@takleteck7008]

@@Sonubaits Haha. Many thanks - I see what you mean. This Vid should be 'how to make a paste by using groundbait', then later, you actually started selling a new product called 'PRO Paste'. You probably never thought at the time before PRO paste came out. I found the Vid with you & Des showing the new products for 2022 too - all good! So, how does the new Pro Paste differ from sieved fishmeal groundbait and the previous 1 to 1 paste please?

[@Sonubaits]

@@takleteck7008 It binds a lot more than a sieved groundbait and one to one. One to One is very much a 'groundbait style paste' albeit it has increased fishmeal content and where flavours are added it is more intense. Groundbait style pastes are great when bites are coming instantly but break down very quickly so you don't get much fishing time before having to ship in and bait up again. If mixed drier, then Pro Paste isn't too dissimilar to fibre paste in terms of hanging on and being able to be moulded and even cast out... But, one of the main benefits is it can be made and fished much much wetter and still not have a slow breakdown. A tub of water is required on the side tray to help work the paste and pass it from hand into your pot. But is very versatile.

[@takleteck7008]

​@@Sonubaits Many thanks for your fast reply. I think I've found something similar to what you're describing. I used the one to one but didn't find it durable. I sieved it and ended up with a finer paste and what looked like 1mm nano pellets left in the sieve. I soaked both and found the coarse stuff useless on the hook, but the fine stuff was similar to what you are describing and more durable on the hook. I ended up using the coarse stuff like sloppy fine pellets in the cup. So, If i get the pro paste, will it effectively be like a finer ground one to one?