Groundbait Interkrill
AI analysis
High confidence
8/10
Solid all-purpose groundbait with consistent mid-range performance (4.1/5 on solo reports), no standout advantages but reliable in specialized variants for target species.
Interkrill groundbait remains reliable across an expanded dataset of 50 solo reports (avg 4.1/5) and 17 combo reports (avg 4.2/5). September reports (2 solo, 1 combo) confirm previous assessment: Bream-Chocolate-Biscuit variant scored high 5/5 under mixed conditions, Crucian-Garlic-Thyme showed 3/5 in combo against competing groundbait Fanatik. Report #1 rated 3/5 demonstrates variable results even in good weather (24°C, clear). All new reports lack detail on catch numbers and attribution; report #3 notes "caught all fish on maggot," indicating hookbait rather than groundbait was the primary attractor.
Best conditions
Clear to mostly cloudy weather, temperatures 15-30°C, light winds (6-14 km/h), primarily August-September; consistent results regardless of moon phase.
Best target fish
Crucian carp, bream, roach, bream-like species; best paired with maggot or earthworm as hookbait on bottom rigs.
- Bream-Chocolate-Biscuit variant shows highest consistency (5/5 in September, 4-5/5 in August) — first choice for targeting bream and bream-like species.
- Crucian-Garlic-Thyme remains most popular variant (20 reports) but combo performance often doesn't exceed 3-4/5 when competing groundbaits present.
- In September (cooler days, 10-25°C) results slightly lower (3-5/5) compared to August peaks — consider more intensive baiting or fishing deeper.
Best models
- 1Універсальна-Бісквіт4.4(5)
- 2Карась-Часник-Чебрець4.0(20)
- 3Лящ-Шоколад-Бісквіт3.9(18)
New batch of September reports includes one pure combo report (#3) with direct groundbait competition (Interkrill + Fanatik), complicating attribution. Report #1 sometimes unclear ("on rigs far t" — text cuts off). Report #2 promises "second part" with photos but full data unavailable. Autumn-winter data remains sparse (3 September reports); dataset still heavily concentrated on warm months (May-August). Carp-Tiger Nut variant from single 3/5 report needs larger sample for reliable assessment. Angler notes often lack quantified catch data.
