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Sonubaits Supercrush Green Groundbait

Green · 2kg bag

Sonubaits4.588%Updated Oct 2026

A versatile green groundbait for commercials, canals and natural venues, with enough range to fish Method, feeder or loose feed without making life a faff.

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  • Green groundbait made from crushed green Koi pellets.
  • 2kg bag with a fine, even particle consistency.
  • Contains attractors including betaine and is highly digestible.
  • Can be mixed sticky for Method feeder work or drier for skimmers, F1s and loose feed.

Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers Sonubaits Supercrush Green Groundbait in the 2kg green-pellet version.

Tackle Index Score

8.8

Tackle Index score

4.588%

A versatile, properly useful coarse groundbait that earns its keep by covering several approaches from one bag.

Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score

  • Product Quality9/10
  • Performance8.9/10
  • Impact on Fish Catching8.8/10
  • Ease of Use8.6/10
  • Value for Money8.9/10

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Who it suits

Is it right for you?

Great for

  • Commercial match anglers. It can be made sticky for the Method or opened up for feeder and loose-feed work when the peg changes gear.
  • Anglers targeting bream, skimmers and F1s. The fine, digestible mix creates an attractive cloud and spread without relying on big, heavy particles.

Maybe skip if

  • Anglers wanting a very coarse, particle-heavy feed. This is a fine groundbait, so it won’t replace a chunky seed or pellet-heavy mix when you need loads of food on the deck.
  • Fishing very deep or fast water without modifying the mix. The fine texture may need extra binders or a heavier approach to get it down and keep it working in the swim.

The lowdown

Introducing the Sonubaits Supercrush Green Groundbait

A versatile green groundbait for commercials, canals and natural venues, with enough range to fish Method, feeder or loose feed without making life a faff.

  • Green groundbait made from crushed green Koi pellets.
  • 2kg bag with a fine, even particle consistency.
  • Contains attractors including betaine and is highly digestible.
  • Can be mixed sticky for Method feeder work or drier for skimmers, F1s and loose feed.

Quick verdict

Verdict

Supercrush Green is a cracking all-round groundbait when you want one mix to cover Method feeder, conventional feeder and loose-feed work. It’s fine, even and easy to tune from sticky to fluffy.

The green colour, crushed Koi pellet base and added betaine make it a sensible pick for bream, skimmers, F1s and general commercial carp. A proper useful bag of bait, especially when you’ve got a few approaches in mind.

8.8/ 10 Tackle Index score

A versatile, properly useful coarse groundbait that earns its keep by covering several approaches from one bag.

Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score

Product Quality
9/10

The fine, even texture, crushed Koi pellet base and added betaine give it a well-thought-out feel.

Performance
8.9/10

It can be adjusted from sticky Method mix to a drier, more active feeder or loose-feed bait.

Impact on Fish Catching
8.8/10

Digestibility, green colour and attractors make it a strong all-round option for bream, skimmers, F1s and other coarse fish.

Ease of Use
8.6/10

The mixing guide is clear, though resting and riddling add a little preparation time.

Value for Money
8.9/10

A 2kg bag covers several fishing styles, which makes it good value when you want one flexible bait rather than multiple specialist mixes.

Head to head

How it stacks up

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Our score
4.588%
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4.591%

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Product Quality
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Performance
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Impact on Fish Catching
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Ease of Use
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Value for Money
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Best for
Commercial match anglers
River barbel anglers fishing steady to strong flow
Coarse anglers after a food-led hookbait
Big plus
Proper versatile across Method feeder, feeder and loose-feed fishing.
Pre-drilled, so rigging is quick and properly straightforward.
Real bloodworm adds a natural, highly relevant food cue.
Watch out for
You’ll want to riddle it after mixing if you’re chasing a really tidy, consistent texture.
The 1.8kg bag may be overkill for short sessions or occasional barbel trips.
The fishmeal-led profile won’t suit anglers wanting a sweet, fruity or light bait.

Scores are our own, out of 10. Best in each row is in green. Prices change, so check the latest before you buy.

The full rundown

Everything you'll want to know about the Sonubaits Supercrush Green Groundbait

There are days when you want one groundbait that’ll do a bit of everything. Not ten bags of dusty mix, three tubs of additives and a mixing bowl the size of a washing-up basin. Just one dependable bag that can cover the feeder, Method and loose feed. That’s where Sonubaits Supercrush Green comes in, mate.

This is a 2kg green groundbait made from crushed green Koi pellets. The result is a fine, even mix with a proper pellet-based smell and feel, rather than a random bag of powder that turns into porridge if you look at it funny. It’s aimed squarely at coarse anglers fishing commercials and natural venues.

The green colour is handy when you want a bait that blends into a darker or weedier bottom instead of sitting there like a bright orange dinner plate. It isn’t magic camouflage, obviously, but colour can matter when fish are pressured or feeding cautiously. Bream, skimmers and F1s are the obvious targets, though it’s useful for general coarse fish too.

There are added attractors in the mix, including betaine, and the groundbait is highly digestible. That gives you a nice middle ground: enough going on to pull fish towards the feed, without making the mix feel like a full-on larder dumped in the swim. Dead handy when fish are mooching rather than properly on the munch.

The real strength is how you mix it. Add the right amount of water and keep it sticky, and it can bind around a Method feeder. That makes it a practical option when carp or F1s are sitting on a commercial and you want a compact parcel of feed delivered accurately around the hookbait.

Want to fish a conventional feeder or loose feed for skimmers? Mix it drier and it becomes more open and active. In shallow water, it can create a fine spread of groundbait, which is useful when you want to draw fish through an area rather than build one heavy pile right under the tip.

The basic preparation is simple, but don’t rush it. The guideline is one 2-pint maggot tub of water per 2kg bag. Add the water steadily, mix well, then leave the bait for around 30 minutes. That rest lets the particles take on the moisture properly instead of leaving you with a mix that looks right at first and goes wrong halfway through the match.

After the rest, pass it through a riddle. Yes, it’s an extra bit of faff, but it breaks up lumps and gives you a much more consistent texture. That matters when you’re trying to get repeatable casts, especially with a Method feeder. Nobody wants the first ball to fly off and the next one to arrive like a brick.

On the bank, I’d start slightly cautious with water. You can always add a splash and remix, but rescuing over-wet groundbait is a proper pain. For shallow skimmer work, keep it lively and fairly dry. For the Method, bind it enough to hold together, then check it still breaks down rather than sitting there like concrete.

Overall, Supercrush Green is a sensible, flexible bait for anglers who like to keep their options open. It won’t replace every specialist mix in your armoury, but it can cover a cracking amount of coarse fishing. If you want one 2kg bag for commercials, breamy naturals, F1s and feeder sessions, this is a bob-on place to start.

Specifications

The nuts and bolts

Colour
Green
Pack size
2kg
Base
Crushed green Koi pellets
Texture
Fine and even particle consistency
Attractors
Includes betaine
Mixing guide
One 2-pint maggot tub of water per 2kg bag; rest for 30 minutes, then riddle

Specs checked with Sonubaits, Oct 2026.

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Our take

Why this bait earns a place in the box

The big selling point is versatility. Mix it sticky and it’ll carry bait on a Method feeder. Mix it drier and you’ve got a loose, spreading feed for skimmers and F1s. That saves you carrying half the tackle shop to the peg.

It’s also straightforward to prepare: give it the right amount of water, let it rest, then riddle it. Do that bit properly and the mix behaves far better on the bank.

What you’re buying

A fine green mix with plenty of room to tune it

Supercrush Green is built around crushed green Koi pellets, with a fine and even particle consistency. That gives you a smooth base that’s easy to wet, adjust and feed through a feeder. Added attractors, including betaine, give it extra appeal without turning it into an overly complicated bait.

The 2kg bag is a useful size for a match, a long session or a few trips where you want the same bait doing different jobs. Keep it drier for a finer spread in shallow water, or add enough moisture to make it bind around a Method feeder.

Worth knowing. Give the mix around 30 minutes to rest after adding water, then pass it through a riddle. That small bit of prep removes lumps and makes the texture far more consistent.

On the bank

A smart option for mixed-up coarse sessions

This is aimed at the angler who might start on the Method, switch to a conventional feeder, or chase skimmers and F1s with a lighter, more open mix. It’s particularly useful on commercials where the fish can change depth and feeding style through the day.

For bream and skimmers, try it drier so it breaks down and spreads. In shallow water, that fine cloud can help draw fish into the area. If you’re feeding a Method, make it sticky enough to survive the cast, but don’t overbind it.

It’s also a sensible choice for natural venues when you want a digestible groundbait rather than a huge hit of food. Add your hookbait or a few particles separately and let the mix do the attraction work.

Quick answers

The bits you’ll want to know before mixing

Use one 2-pint maggot tub of water per 2kg bag as the starting guide. Add it gradually, mix thoroughly and leave the groundbait for roughly 30 minutes. Then riddle it before fishing.

No, mate. That’s just one of its jobs. You can use it on a conventional feeder, for loose feed, or as a drier mix for skimmers and F1s.

It’s suitable for both commercials and natural venues. It’s especially handy for coarse fish such as bream, skimmers and F1s, while the green colour and fine texture give you plenty of flexibility across different swims.

On paper

Pros & cons

What we like

  • Proper versatile across Method feeder, feeder and loose-feed fishing.
  • Fine, even texture makes it easy to adjust and spread.
  • Green colour and crushed Koi pellet base suit commercials and natural venues.
  • 2kg gives you plenty of mix for a full match or longer session.
  • Highly digestible, so it can keep fish interested without going overboard on feed.

Worth knowing

  • You’ll want to riddle it after mixing if you’re chasing a really tidy, consistent texture.
  • The fine mix may need careful water control in deeper water or stronger flow.
  • It’s a broad coarse-fishing bait rather than a specialist answer for every single venue or species.

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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.

01

How much water should I add to Sonubaits Supercrush Green?

The stated guide is one 2-pint maggot tub of water per 2kg bag. Add it steadily, mix thoroughly and let the groundbait rest for around 30 minutes before giving it another mix.

02

Can I use Supercrush Green on a Method feeder?

Yes. Mix it sticky enough to bind around the Method feeder, while still breaking down sensibly once it reaches the swim. Don’t flood it with water in one go; you can always add a touch more.

03

What fish and venues is it suited to?

It’s suitable for commercials and natural venues, with bream, skimmers, F1s and general coarse fish all in its wheelhouse. It can also be used for feeder and loose-feed applications.

What anglers say

The word from the bank

Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are proper versatile across method feeder, feeder and loose-feed fishing. and fine, even texture makes it easy to adjust and spread.; the main trade-off is you’ll want to riddle it after mixing if you’re chasing a really tidy, consistent texture..

Our take on the feedback

  • Why it appeals

    Checked Sept '26 — “Proper versatile across Method feeder, feeder and loose-feed fishing.”

  • Best fit

    Checked Sept '26 — “Commercial match anglers: It can be made sticky for the Method or opened up for feeder and loose-feed work when the peg changes gear.”

  • Worth knowing

    Checked Sept '26 — “You’ll want to riddle it after mixing if you’re chasing a really tidy, consistent texture.”

Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.

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