Compare price per kilo, not bag price: the corpus shows the same mix at 7,58 € for one kilo and 13,58 € for three. Then read the target species.
The arithmetic first
Groundbait is the only thing on this site that is entirely consumed, so the first figure is a weight and the real comparison is a price per kilo.
The corpus prices it plainly: 1 kg at 7,58 €, 3 kg at 13,58 €, 3 kg of target mix at 19,99 €, and a 3 kg particle mix in a bucket at 24,99 €. That is 7,58 € a kilo at one end and 4,53 € at the other — from the same brand.
Then the species, which is a recipe
Every bag names a target: feeder, carp, bream, roach, allround, eel. These are real recipe differences in particle size, binding and how fast the ball breaks up — not flavour labels.
Three formats share the shelf. A ready mix is wetted and used. A particle mix is whole grains already prepared. And a set bundles a bucket, a liquid and pellets. One listing in this corpus is not fishing bait at all and says so in its own title: it is koi food.
Any price inside this text was read on 22 September 2026; the live one sits at the top of the page.
The questions that keep coming back
Is the target species on the bag meaningful?
Yes — it describes particle size, binding and how fast the ball breaks up. A bream mix fished for roach sits on the bottom doing nothing.
What is a particle mix?
Whole grains already prepared, so no soaking. The corpus sells a 3 kg ready particle mix in a bucket, and that is the difference between a two-day preparation and none.
Do I need the bucket?
Groundbait is mixed in one, so a bag without it means buying one. Two sets in the corpus include a bucket with liquid and pellets.
Last reviewed 22 September 2026