Meus Durus Micro Pellet 4mm 1kg Fish Mix Method Feeder Pellets Carp Bream

Meus Durus Micro Pellet 4mm Fish Mix is a high-quality pellet range developed specifically for Method Feeder fishing. Thanks to a carefully balanced recipe, these pellets combine an intense aroma, high nutritional value and long-lasting performance in the water, making them highly effective at attracting carp, bream, crucian carp, tench and other coarse fish.

The pellets are produced using high-quality proteins, amino acids and carefully selected ingredients, which ensure a consistent release of aroma throughout the entire breakdown of the pellet. This keeps fish in the baited area for longer and encourages more active feeding, which can be a decisive advantage during demanding sessions.

Meus Durus Micro Pellet is extremely versatile. The 4 mm size is ideal for loading Method Feeder moulds, but the pellets can also be used for additional loose feeding by hand or with a catapult. They can also be mixed with groundbaits to increase their nutritional value and attraction, allowing you to fine-tune your mix to the swim in front of you.

Because the pellets work consistently in the water, they are effective from early spring through to late autumn. The convenient packaging with a resealable seal helps to maintain freshness, protects the pellets from moisture and prevents aromas from escaping. As a result, the pellets remain effective even after the pack has been opened several times.

Whether you are targeting carp on a commercial fishery or bream and tench on a natural venue, Meus Durus Micro Pellet 4mm Fish Mix offers a reliable, high-attraction pellet option for Method Feeder and general coarse fishing.

Technical Specifications:

Brand – Meus
Model – Durus Micro Pellet
Product Type – Fishing Pellets
Size – 4 mm
Flavour – Fish Mix
Weight – 1 kg
Packaging – Resealable Bag
Target Species – Carp, Bream, Crucian Carp, Tench and Other Coarse Fish
Fishing Techniques – Method Feeder, Loose Feeding, Groundbait Mixing
Suitable For – Commercial Fisheries and Natural Venues