Green groundbait dye

[Mike atkinson]

I’m after some dye to alter the colour of my gbait please, any suggestions? Thanks

 

[Feldy]

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[carpole]

Indian type supermarkets sell food colouring in powder form in plastic jar type containers.Ktc make a green one only downside maybe transfer to hands used the red and needed to scrub it off.

 

[Feldy]

Indian type supermarkets sell food colouring in powder form in plastic jar type containers.Ktc make a green one only downside maybe transfer to hands used the red and needed to scrub it off.

Disposable gloves are great for bait mixing.

 

[lp1886]

To avoid the mess, just buy the groundbait colour you want. Green swimstim & bait tech super G are both good.

 

[The Roach]

I use Green Bait Dye by UK Bait Company.

 

[Me and my lad]

To avoid the mess, just buy the groundbait colour you want. Green swimstim & bait tech super G are both good.

I would agree with this or sonubaits f1 green.

 

[feldri]

Sensas do a pellet and groundbait dye in green. Tiny amount added to dry or wetted groundbait and mixed well does the job. You should be able to get some from your local tackle shop. It comes in 100g tubs and lasts for ages.

 

[Millers Thumb]

Spirulina Powder its 100% organic, high source of protein, rich in vitamins and minerals and Amino acids. Check it out Mike.

 

[Simon R]

Tub of Fluorescein will dye everything green - bright luminous green
Teaspoon of the stuff is all you need

Simon

 

[Nunachuk]

Informative answers!

 

[Dslayer]

I’m after some dye to alter the colour of my gbait please, any suggestions? Thanks

Try your local Indian supermarket.... all colours of powdered food dyes... big tub (East End brand, think 500g) for about £3. I bought a tub of green only a couple of weeks ago. Also have red and yellow previously.

I take my dyes in small containers to the waterside to add to my dry mix (1 teaspoon is plenty for 2Kg of dry mix). That way I can decide which colour I need at the time even mixing colours if needed eg mix red and yellow to give orange, or green and red for brownish....