Groundbait Flagman Grand Supreme
AI analysis
Low confidence
6/10
Moderate effectiveness as groundbait for bottom fishing — shows promising results in combined scenarios, but too little standalone data for confident assessment.
Flagman Grand Supreme shows clear performance as a component of mixed groundbait mixes, scoring 4–5 points, though evidence is primarily from combo reports where it competes with other baits (Flagman Grand Bream Yellow/Chocolate, cooked peas). A single standalone report scored only 3/5, lowering the overall rating. Best results occur in natural scenarios combining Flagman Supreme + other grains + maggot as hookbait, often yielding 4–5 point ratings with good catches. The evidence base is thin, and most success is difficult to attribute solely to this bait without supporting components.
Best conditions
Overcast, damp conditions (drizzle, cloud cover) with light to moderate wind 5–6 km/h and temperatures 17–28°C, particularly during summer and August seasons.
Best target fish
Bream — the intended target by formulation and showed strong results in one standalone report with solid catch counts; also effectively attracts roach, silver bream, and zander.
- Use as the base of a mixed groundbait blend together with specialized flavor-targeted baits (such as Flagman Bream Chocolate for bream) and cooked peas — this combination showed the strongest results.
- Most promising for bream fishing in light wind and overcast conditions; feeding intervals of 2–10 minutes using 90g feeders showed active bites.
- At flowing-water swims, cast to the first shelf edge (18–20 m) where the groundbait stabilizes — bream response typically begins around 4 hours into the session.
Extremely limited standalone data (only 1 solo report at 3/5), as the bait is used in combination with other groundbaits in most cases, making it difficult to isolate its individual contribution. All reports are from a single location and summer-August period — no data for other seasons or geographic variations. Low confidence in rating.
