Short overview

Northern Baits Krillers Banana Hard Hookbaits are hard sinking hookbaits developed for carp fishing in waters with crayfish and small fish. They provide long-lasting presentation, a consistent banana flavour, and excellent compatibility with Krillers Banana boilies. They are an ideal choice for anglers looking for a reliable hookbait for more selective targeting of bigger fish.

Description

These hard hookbaits are designed for situations where classic hookbaits get ruined too quickly by attacks from crayfish or nuisance fish. Their hard structure allows them to stay on the hair longer, maintain a stable bottom presentation, and perform reliably during longer fishing sessions. Thanks to a rich base with krill components and compatibility with the Krillers Banana boilie range, they are especially suitable for carp fishing on demanding waters where both durability and bait attractiveness are important.

Features

• Hard sinking hookbaits for long-lasting presentation
• Developed for waters with crayfish and nuisance small fish
• Banana flavour matched to Krillers Banana boilies
• Suitable for hair rigs, bayonet, and drilled presentations
• Help achieve more selective fishing for bigger fish
• Stable shape retention and attractiveness over a longer period

Technology

• Base enriched with LT94 fishmeal and predigested fishmeal
• High content of pure krill for enhanced nutritional attraction
• Krill hydrolysate in the base for an additional signal in the water
• Added milk proteins, essential amino acids, fermented corn protein, vitamins, Himalayan salt, and a spice blend

Specifications

Available variants

• 16 mm
• 20 mm

Advantages

• Greater resistance to damage from crayfish and small fish
• Longer bait retention on the hook or hair rig
• Matched with the corresponding boilies for a consistent feeding signal
• Rich fish and krill composition for stronger attraction
• An excellent choice for demanding waters and longer fishing sessions

Note

Due to the harder structure, using a baiting needle, drill, or bayonet during rigging is recommended. Variant availability may vary depending on stock levels.