Interkrill
AI analysis
High confidence
8/10
Consistent reliable groundbait with solid evidence base — average rating 4.1/5 on solo reports, but September data reveals inconsistency when competing against other baits and during low fish activity
Three new September reports expand the base from 51 solo to 50 solo (average 4.1/5) and from 16 combo to 19 combo (average 4.2/5). Two of the new reports are combo reports (competition with other baits or hook baits), reducing their weight: report #3 shows Interkrill losing to Fanatik Garlic Crucian on the same water (both specialized formulas but only 2 crucians caught on maggot and corn); report #1 is pure combo on the hook (maggot and pea) with low activity. Report #2 is solo on groundbait, 5/5, but its reliability is overshadowed by highly favorable conditions (6 fish species, current, early start). Overall picture: Interkrill remains reliable in favorable conditions but shows no edge in direct competition against other brands.
Best conditions
August, clear to partly cloudy weather, water temperature 21–30°C, wind 6–12 km/h; shows mixed results in September (3/5 and 5/5) depending on fish activity and competition; data for autumn, winter, and spring remain limited
Best target fish
Crucian carp, bream, roach, carp; specialized formulas (Crucian-Garlic-Thyme, Bream-Chocolate-Biscuit) show enhanced effectiveness on target species, but the Crucian-Garlic-Thyme formula lost against competing Fanatik bait in direct comparison
- Specialized formulas (Bream-Chocolate-Biscuit, Crucian-Garlic-Thyme) perform well in ideal conditions (early session, current, high activity) but lose to competitors during low activity
- In September (transitional period) results are far less predictable than August — treat September as a season when you should have alternative groundbait on hand
- Interkrill combined with maggot on the hook shows consistency across both reports, but that's hook-bait credit, not groundbait credit
Best categories
- 1Прикормка4.1(63)
The three new reports are dated September — winter and spring data still absent. Two of the three new reports are combo reports, making attribution difficult: report #3 clearly lost to a competitor on the hook in one water body, report #1 had low activity and competition from maggot/pea. Only one new report (5/5) was solo on groundbait, but its conditions were exceptional (early start, current, many species). Total of 50 solo reports on solid ground, but September data (3/5, 3/5 in combo) signals seasonal sensitivity not previously visible in the August subset.
