Chinu Bait Mix with Bait-Stripper Powder Red Small (3kg) and White Carpet (10kg)

From autumn to winter, you'll often find yourself battling bait stealers.
When this happens, try mixing this bait-stealer repellent powder into your chum and scattering it.
The bait stealers will disappear as if by magic (it's best not to mix it in from the start).
When there are many bait stealers, add a little at a time to your chum (it's like they get full and leave).
Of course, larger fish will also eat it, so be careful not to add too much.
As a bonus, 3kg of bait-stealer repellent powder is included.
The bait-stealer repellent powder comes in red and white. It also comes in large, medium, and small sizes.
This time, we have the small red type.
The large size is for when bait stealers are swarming about a meter to a meter and a half apart, the medium size is for one to two meters apart, and the small size can be used generally.
We've tried many times for black sea bream, and the white carpet catches more than the red carpet.
The disadvantage is that it's very heavy (it's still not kind to people, but it's environmentally friendly and safe/harmless).
There are many advantages. First, because it's heavy, you can cast extremely far, and its stickiness keeps the bait together, significantly reducing the effect of wind, allowing you to cast your chum precisely where you want it. It easily flies 50 meters. It also helps you identify areas where the current pools or where there are two opposing currents.
This is my favorite part: when using the white carpet for black sea bream, it creates a tremendous cloudy smoke screen that envelops the chum and bait, allowing you to trick fish that are wary of the leader into biting. This allows you to use a higher-grade leader. (I think it's revolutionary).
For the bait mixture, use about 3kg of krill, 3kg of rice bran, and about 3kg of white carpet. I personally use 4kg of white carpet (adding more attracts more fish). For black sea bream, the more you cloud the water, the more fish you can attract from afar. Please try it once. You'll catch a lot. Of course, bait stealers will also appear, but so will big fish. Use your chumming techniques to hook those big fish.
Some people become addicted to this chum (myself included), so handle with care (lol).
There are many patterns. I can't fit them all here.
Turbidity is scent!
There's a world you don't know within this chum (lol).
Experience this turbidity and weight for yourself (lol).