Chub Mackerel Groundbait - Includes 3kg Red Small Bait Thief Remover Powder - Red Carpet 20kg

This is a supplementary explanation for the Bait-Eating Powder.
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When you first use the Bait-Eating Powder, you might genuinely wonder if it's actually working on the bait-eating fish. The key is to impart the scent of krill.
As you continue to use it, you'll notice that the movements of bait-eating fish like small bream, damselfish, wrasses, puffers, horse mackerels, small horse mackerels, three-striped damselfish, rock bream, and mullets visibly slow down (lol).
Ideally, you can eliminate bait-eating fish in 10-30 minutes by using a combination of large, medium, and small sizes, but it's difficult to adjust.
Even the small red powder works gradually, like a body blow (lol).
When you use the Bait-Eating Powder, the fish become full, and their stomachs are covered in Red Carpet (it feels like the bait-eating fish disappear because they're too full).
Once you get used to it, you can freely control the bait-eating fish, so please give it a try. I think it's the best product (lol).
The mixing ratio is about 2-4 kg of bran and 3-5 kg of Red Carpet per 3 kg of krill. It's easier to use the Bait-Eating Powder by adding it handful by handful. It's better not to mix it in from the beginning.
The disadvantage of Red Carpet is that it's incredibly heavy, to the point of breaking your spirit. It has many advantages. First, the chum clumps together without breadcrumbs (if it's too sticky, add a little breadcrumbs), allowing for super long-distance casting and synchronization between the chum and the bait. You might think I'm joking, but using Red Carpet creates an incredible smoke screen with the chum that envelops the bait, which is truly amazing. It's very effective for fish that can spot the leader or hook.
For sea bream and other fish, it makes it easier for them to put the bait in their mouths. You can use a thicker leader or hook.
I personally feel it's revolutionary. It also allows you to perceive areas where bottom currents gather, two-layered currents, and surface wind currents.
I've been using this chum for about 5 years, but I don't think I've even used half of its potential. There are an incredible number of ways to use it. You can attack with Red Carpet without it at the start of fishing and use it when fish become wary, or gradually add Red Carpet at the start of fishing and eventually add a lot. There are many patterns. The turbidity is the scent.
Please experience this turbidity and weight (lol).
There's a world you don't know within this chum (lol).