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Bait additives · Soaks and glugs · Our take
Korda Korda Goo
Supreme Goo, with Smoke and Power Smoke versions also available
A versatile 115ml bottle for hookbaits, PVA and spod mixes, with enough options to make almost any bait look, smell and act a bit more interesting.
- 115ml bottle with a nozzle and screw-top lid.
- PVA-friendly for bags and sticks.
- Can be used as a bait soak, glug or spod-mix additive.
- Supreme Goo is thinner and penetrates into bait; Smoke and Power Smoke are thicker and make attraction clouds.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Korda Goo range rather than one specific flavour. The Goo family includes thinner Supreme Goo and thicker Smoke and Power Smoke variants, with different colours and flavours available.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A versatile bait additive with genuine range-wide usefulness, especially if you fish PVA, zigs or spod mixes.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.6/10
- Ease of Use9.6/10
- Value for Money8.4/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Anglers who like changing hookbaits on the bank. You can give boilies, wafters, dumbbells or pop-ups a quick top-up without rebuilding the whole rig.
- PVA and spod anglers. The PVA-friendly formula works in bags, sticks, groundbait, particle mixes and spod mixes.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers wanting one fixed flavour with no choice to make. There are multiple flavours, colours and Goo styles, so picking the right one takes a bit of thought.
- Fishers expecting an instant edge every session. Goo is an attraction extra, not a substitute for finding fish, tying a tidy rig or feeding sensibly.
The lowdown
Introducing the Korda Korda Goo
A versatile 115ml bottle for hookbaits, PVA and spod mixes, with enough options to make almost any bait look, smell and act a bit more interesting.
- 115ml bottle with a nozzle and screw-top lid.
- PVA-friendly for bags and sticks.
- Can be used as a bait soak, glug or spod-mix additive.
- Supreme Goo is thinner and penetrates into bait; Smoke and Power Smoke are thicker and make attraction clouds.
Quick verdict
A cracking little bottle for adding attraction
Korda Goo is dead handy if you like tweaking hookbaits, bags, sticks or spod mixes without carrying loads of different liquids. The PVA-friendly formula gives it proper versatility.
Supreme Goo is the pick for soaking deep into bait, while Smoke and Power Smoke are better suited to creating a visible cloud. Just don’t mistake it for a magic potion — presentation and location still do the heavy lifting.
A versatile bait additive with genuine range-wide usefulness, especially if you fish PVA, zigs or spod mixes.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.6/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.6/10
- Value for Money
- 8.4/10
The dedicated bottle, nozzle, screw-top lid and different consistency options make it a well-thought-out bait additive.
The range offers either deep penetration or a thicker cloud effect, depending on the version you choose.
It can add another attraction layer to hookbaits and feed, but location and presentation remain more important.
The nozzle and wide choice of applications make it simple to use on the bank without much faff.
One bottle covers several jobs, although frequent use in spod or particle mixes could see 115ml run down fairly quickly.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Korda Korda Goo
There’s always one bloke on the bank with a little bottle of something bright, suspicious and probably capable of staining a hoodie for life. Korda Goo is that bottle — only this one has a proper job to do. It’s a bait soak, glug and spod-mix additive rolled into a compact 115ml bottle.
The appeal is simple, mate. You can use it on loads of bait types and in loads of situations. Hookbaits, boilies, wafters, dumbbells, pop-ups, PVA bags, PVA sticks, zig foam and spod mixes are all on the menu. That’s a fair bit of flexibility from one cheeky bottle.
The range is split into different styles, and that matters more than just picking a colour you fancy. Supreme Goo is the thinner option, designed to work its way deep into bait. That makes it the natural choice when you want the attraction inside the hookbait rather than just coating the outside.
Smoke and Power Smoke versions are thicker and are aimed at making visible attraction clouds. Used around a hookbait or feed, that gives you a more obvious visual signal in the water. It’s a different tool, not simply a stronger version of Supreme Goo.
On a standard carp session, you could add Supreme Goo to a wafter or pop-up before casting, then use the same bottle in a PVA bag. A few controlled squirts are generally more sensible than emptying half the bottle in a panic because the rods are quiet. Keep it tidy and keep your presentation bob on.
For a zig rig, Goo can be applied to zig foam to add a bit of colour and attraction up in the water column. That’s handy when carp are cruising or sitting mid-water and a bottom bait is being ignored. Don’t overcomplicate the rig, though. The zig still needs to sit where the fish are.
It also earns its keep with loose feed. Add it to groundbait, particle mixes or a spod mix when you want to carry the same attraction through the feed and hookbait. That can help make a more coherent approach, particularly when you’re fishing a small area rather than spraying bait everywhere.
The supplied nozzle is a small but useful touch. It helps you apply the liquid neatly to a hookbait or into a bag, rather than glugging half the bottle onto your fingers. The screw-top lid keeps the bottle closed between applications, which is exactly what you want in a tackle box.
There are loads of flavours, colours and variants, so the range can feel a bit busy at first. The easiest way to choose is to start with the job: Supreme for deeper soaking, Smoke or Power Smoke for a thicker cloud effect. From there, match the flavour and colour to the bait and water you’re fishing.
Goo won’t turn a duff swim into a bite-time hotspot, and it won’t compensate for a blunt hook or a scruffy rig. What it does offer is an easy way to add another layer of attraction. For anglers who enjoy tweaking hookbaits and building tidy PVA or spod presentations, that’s a pretty useful bit of kit. Just remember: location first, Goo second.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Product type
- Bait soak, glug and spod-mix additive
- Bottle size
- 115ml
- PVA use
- Suitable for PVA bags and PVA sticks
- Suitable baits
- Hookbaits, boilies, wafters, dumbbells, pop-ups and zig foam
- Formula options
- Supreme Goo, Smoke and Power Smoke variants
- Application
- Nozzle bottle with screw-top lid
Specs checked with Korda, Oct 2026.
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Our take
One bottle, loads of jobs
The smart bit with Goo is how many places it fits into a session. Use it on a hookbait, trickle it into a PVA bag, add it to a spod mix or give zig foam a cheeky boost. That makes it useful for carp and coarse anglers who like experimenting without making the whole bait game a faff.
Closer look
What you’re actually buying
Korda Goo comes in a 115ml bottle with a nozzle for controlled application and a screw-top lid for storage. It’s designed to cover several jobs: bait soak, glug and additive for groundbait, particle and spod mixes.
Supreme Goo is thinner and is intended to penetrate deep into baits. Smoke and Power Smoke are thicker, creating attraction clouds. That distinction is the key to choosing the right bottle for your rig and session.
Use it on boilies, wafters, dumbbells, pop-ups and other hookbaits, or apply it to zig foam. It’s also suitable for PVA bags and sticks, giving you plenty of ways to work it into a carp or coarse approach.
Worth knowing. Don’t choose purely by colour. Decide whether you want deep bait penetration or a visible cloud first, then pick the flavour and shade that fits your plan.
Who it suits
A useful extra for busy tackle boxes
Goo suits anglers who like adapting as the session develops. A quiet bottom-bait spell can become a chance to try a boosted wafter, a Goo-treated PVA stick or a zig foam hookbait without changing your whole bait system.
It’s also useful when you want to link your feed and hookbait. A little in a spod mix, groundbait or particle mix can carry the same attraction into the feed area, while a dab on the hookbait keeps the business end involved.
The main limitation is consumption. The 115ml bottle is compact, so heavy use across lots of feed can get through it quickly. Controlled dosing is the way to go, especially when you’re fishing short sessions or keeping bait tight.
FAQs in full
The questions anglers actually ask
No. Although it’s very at home in carp fishing, the ability to add it to groundbait, particle mixes and spod mixes also makes it relevant to coarse and match-style bait preparation.
Yes. Both are suitable hookbait options. Supreme Goo is the thinner choice when you want the liquid to soak into the bait, while the thicker versions are aimed at a clouding effect.
Apply it in moderation to the hookbait or the contents of the bag, keeping the presentation neat. The formula is PVA-friendly, but there’s still no need to drown everything.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Proper versatile across hookbaits, boilies, wafters, dumbbells, pop-ups, PVA and spod mixes.
- PVA-friendly formula makes it simple to use with bags and sticks.
- Supreme Goo penetrates deep into bait rather than just sitting on the outside.
- Nozzle makes controlled application easy on the bank.
Worth knowing
- A 115ml bottle can disappear quickly if you’re dosing big spod mixes or soaking lots of bait.
- The choice between Supreme, Smoke and Power Smoke can be confusing if you’re unsure whether you want penetration or a visible cloud.
- It adds attraction, but it won’t rescue a poor spot or a clumsy presentation.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01Can Korda Goo be used with PVA?
Can Korda Goo be used with PVA?
Yes. The formula is PVA-friendly, so it can be used with PVA bags and PVA sticks. It can also be added to suitable spod and particle mixes.
02What’s the difference between Supreme Goo and Smoke Goo?
What’s the difference between Supreme Goo and Smoke Goo?
Supreme Goo has a thinner consistency and is designed to penetrate deep into baits. Smoke and Power Smoke are thicker and are intended to create attraction clouds around the bait or feed.
03What can I put Korda Goo on?
What can I put Korda Goo on?
It can be applied to hookbaits, boilies, wafters, dumbbells, pop-ups and zig foam. You can also add it to groundbait, particle mixes and spod mixes.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a cracking little bottle for adding attraction. The strongest reasons to choose it are proper versatile across hookbaits, boilies, wafters, dumbbells, pop-ups, pva and spod mixes. and pva-friendly formula makes it simple to use with bags and sticks.; the main trade-off is a 115ml bottle can disappear quickly if you’re dosing big spod mixes or soaking lots of bait..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Proper versatile across hookbaits, boilies, wafters, dumbbells, pop-ups, PVA and spod mixes.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Anglers who like changing hookbaits on the bank: You can give boilies, wafters, dumbbells or pop-ups a quick top-up without rebuilding the whole rig.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “A 115ml bottle can disappear quickly if you’re dosing big spod mixes or soaking lots of bait.”
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