BaitNow PumpQIN is a method feeder groundbait built on natural ingredients instead of fishmeal. It’s designed for situations where fish are cautious and pressured, and where a clean, natural food signal works better than heavy fish-based mixes.

Natural grain base – QIN concept

The mix is based on roasted and ground natural ingredients like pumpkin, hemp, maize and rapeseed. This creates a balanced food profile that fish recognise as safe and natural, even when they are feeding carefully.

With no fishmeal in the mix, PumpQIN is perfect when you want a lighter, more natural approach.

Pumpkin cloud – how it works

Once on the bottom, PumpQIN starts working immediately. Its porous structure releases fine particles and micro air bubbles, creating a visible “boiling” effect around the feeder.

This active cloud helps fish locate your hookbait quickly and keeps them feeding in the area longer.

When PumpQIN works best

This is a strong choice for pressured waters, cautious fish and slow feeding conditions. It’s especially effective when standard fishmeal mixes stop producing bites.

If you need something natural, subtle and still effective – this is where PumpQIN stands out.

Where to use

Designed mainly for method feeder, but it also works well in classic feeder fishing. Suitable for both commercial fisheries and natural venues.

Best used for carp, bream, crucian carp, tench and other coarse fish.

Preparation

Standard mix is 3 parts groundbait to 1 part water. Mix well, leave for about 15 minutes, then remix and ideally sieve to get a light and fluffy texture.

Prepared this way, the mix works actively but stays controlled in the feeder.

On-the-bank tips

PumpQIN works best with neutral hookbaits and wafters, especially in natural colours. You can use it on its own or mix it with pellets and other groundbaits depending on the situation.

When fish are осторожne and don’t want strong flavours, natural mixes like this often make the difference.

BaitNow PumpQIN gives you a more natural approach and better control when fishing gets tough.