Once again, SonuBaits, Mainline, and Dynamite Baits are all names to look out for when you’re browsing for a bulk of carp pellets. Our range of carp fishing baits includes pellets, boilies, groundbaits, additives, and particle baits. Carp pellets are a versatile bait that can be used for pre-baiting or on the hook, while carp boilies are a classic choice that come in a variety of sizes, flavors, and colors. Pop-up baits are perfect for heavily fished waters, and carp groundbait can be mixed with water to create a flavorful bait mix that can be used in method feeders, PVA bags, and more. Our bait mix is ideal for hiding the fishing hook, while particle baits like seeds, corn, and nuts are firm favorites for carp. Types of Carp Fishing Baits Carp Fishing Pellets: Can be softened with water to make them easier to hook - or used for pre-baiting your spot, in pellet feeders and more. Carp Fishing Boilies: Hard, floating bait, carp bait boilies can be hooked on a hair, and crushed into a mix of chopped as loose feed. A classic choice for carp fishing, boilies come in a variety of sizes, flavours and colours to suit your individual needs. Pop-up baits: These innovative baits float high in the water, making them easy to spot for carp and perfect for use in heavily fished waters. Carp Groundbait: A dry bait mix that comes alive with the addition of water or bait liquid, releasing all kinds of flavourful aromas. Can be pushed into method feeders, PVA, rolled into balls and more. Bait Mix: Ideal for hiding the fishing hook, can be combined with groundbait ingredients, oils and attractors. Particle Baits: Seeds, corn and nuts can be found pre-mixed for convenience and are firm favourites for carp.

Full Range of Complementary Baits: Maximise your angling success with the additional range of Essential Cell Pop-Ups, Wafters, Groundbait, Additives, Pellets, and Particles. Dynamite Baits, SonuBaits, and Bait-Tech all offer excellent products in the groundbait department.These game-changing dumbell wafters are no fuss, easy to use, and versatile enough to suit any angler's preference. Whether you want to use a band, hair rig, or bayonet, the Mainline Match Dumbell Wafters Red Krill will fit your needs. This adaptability means you can focus more on the thrill of the catch and less on the technicalities of rigging.

To keep up to date with all the most up-to-the-minute news you can join the Mainline Members Club. This allows you exclusive access to the latest news in bait technology, so you are able to keep ahead of the game. Being a member also gives you access to previously unseen web content, as well as sending you a regular newsletter to keep you up to date.Unrivalled Success: The Essential Cell Boilies build on the global achievements of the original Cell and Essential IB, ensuring consistent and exceptional results for anglers everywhere. The Mainline Essential Cell Boilies come in a convenient 1kg bag, providing ample bait for your angling adventures. To further enhance your baiting strategy, a full range of complementary products is available, including Essential Cell Pop-Ups, Wafters, Groundbait, Additives, Pellets, and Particles. These supplementary baits work synergistically with the Essential Cell Boilies to create a truly irresistible combination for carp. Mainline Baits is the biggest name in carp bait, a position it has proudly held since it was established in 1990. The Essex based brand has become synonymous with carp capture worldwide, and consistently produces the highest quality carp bait on the market. The company has a simple aim – to help you, the angler, catch more, whilst at the same time providing the carp with the food they need to grow and thrive. Its ethos of innovation means that Mainline Baits is always one step ahead of the game, and, most importantly, the fish. This gives you the edge on the bank, and you’ll be able to out-fish your peers every time. The comapny firmly believes that using bait which has been manufactured with carp in mindis key to the success of the anglers who fish with Mainline.

These wafters sport a fresh look with new colours and flavours that make it stand out from the rest. While a deep red hookbait has always been an effective lure in many angling situations, the fishing industry hasn't fully capitalised on its potential, until now. The Red Krill Wafters exploit this gap, drawing on the powerful allure of a rich, bright red bait coupled with the irresistible aroma of krill.The ‘Washed Out’ appearance of the Pastel Barrel Wafters is the first noticeable characteristic within this hookbait range - perfect for targeting wary or the pressured carp commonly found in today’s fisheries. Yet this light colour tone does not reflect the high attract nature of the hookbait containing high quality liquid flavours, enhancers and sweeteners used at optimum levels. Couple these visual and flavour stimulants with the barrel-like shape and poised, critical-balance of the wafter and you have an advanced hookbait that fish find difficult to resist or reject! Loans available to permanent UK residents aged 18 and over. Subject to status. Eligibility and conditions apply. Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and ability to obtain credit.

A: Absolutely! The Mainline Essential Cell Shelf Life Fishing Boilies can be effectively used with a hair rig, allowing for secure and efficient bait presentation. Carp pellets are a popular alternative to boilies and there are several key differences between the two. Firstly, pellets tend to be available in a wider range of sizes than boilies, with anything from 3mm to 21mm pellets on the market and, similarly to boilies, the size of the carp pellet you choose will depend on your style of angling and the size of fish you’re targeting. The second big difference between boilies and pellets is their breakdown rate. Pellets are much softer than boilies in the water and will dissolve into a mush when soaked – in fact, they are effectively a compressed groundbait. This makes them ideal for use in feeder fishing scenarios. The pellets themselves can differ in size, you can get fishing pellets in bulk of either all the same size or a mixed bag. The bigger the pellet the bigger the fish you tend to be catching. A: The Mainline Essential Cell Boilies are specifically designed for carp angling in freshwater environments. While they may attract some saltwater species, their effectiveness in saltwater is not guaranteed.But that's not all. Mainline didn't stop at red; these dumbell wafters also come in a vibrant yellow shade, an addition made possible by the popular demand of our match team. These anglers know what works, and when they consistently found success by adding the Essential Cell flavour to their baits, they knew they were onto something special. That's why we developed a yellow hookbait that offers a unique hue in comparison to others on the market, infused with that distinctive Essential Cell flavour. Experience the unmatched angling success of Mainline Essential Cell Shelf Life Fishing Boilies. Building upon the global triumph of the original Cell and the renowned Essential IB, these boilies are designed to deliver results the moment they hit the water, irrespective of temperature conditions. With three decades of cutting-edge experience, Mainline has formulated this complete food-source boilie especially for the UK and European carp angler. Rest assured, when you choose Mainline, you choose better bait through research. You can read more about each of these bait choices, what to use when and the best ways to use them for carp fishing all in our Ulitmate Carp Bait Guide series. Read Part 1, 2, 3& 4 over on the Angling Direct blog as well as a variety of other bait related guides! Consumer credit service provided by Klarna. Klarne is licensed by The Office of Fair Trading (Consumer Credit Licence: 0594229). Boilies are primarily used in one of two ways, although by crushing and cutting them they can be included in groundbait mixes to further increase their versatility – more on that later. The first way that you will see boilies being used are on the bank as freebie baits. These are loose baits that are not attached to your hook and they serve to draw the carp into your swim and get them grubbing (consuming food from the bed of your venue) for your bait. The second way you’ll see boilies are used on the bank it as hook baits themselves. Hook baits are literally the bait that you attach to your rig and it is only by consuming one of these baits that your carp will (hopefully) be hooked. There are many ways to present your bait, depending on the rig you use and the method you use to attach it to your hook and boilies offer a huge versatility in this department thanks to their slow breakdown rate.