Coarse Bait Accessories

Our expertise in plastics man­u­fac­turing has enabled us to come up with a superb, soft, durable, life-like and buoyant compound, which makes for...

Our expertise in plastics man­u­fac­turing has enabled us to come up with a superb, soft, durable, life-like and buoyant compound, which makes for...

Offering an alternative to our buoyant imitation caster, our sinking casters have been developed to sink slowly mimicking a free offering, and have...

Korda's first release in the Fake Food range is this pop-up imitation corn. It's Danny Fairbrass' baby, and here's what he has to say about it:“I h...

Enterprise Tackle Pop Up Maggots 20 pack of buoyant imitation maggots, perfect for slow sinking hook baits and withstanding nuisance fish. Use on t...

This Slow Sinking Corn is the perfect hook bait for fishing over particles, in solid bags or even on its own! Each grain has its flavour combinatio...

A buoyant imitation split grain of hemp that can be used directly on a hook or hair rig.Contains a soft white rubber kernel that makes hooking easy...

Our Sinking Imitation Maggots Offer an alternative presentation to our buoyant imitation maggots, our sinking imitation maggots have been developed...

A buoyant imitation pellet, soft enough to use on the hook or hair rig. They contain real fish oil and shellfish flavour and are resistant to the a...

Soft buoyant imitation caster ideal for tench, chub, barbel etc. Over the past few years, our imitation caster has proved to be the ‘top bait’ for ...

Our imitation bread is extremely buoyant and soft, yet is tough enough to stay firmly on a hook or hair rig during casting, and also resists the un...

Our imitation popup Redworms can be used in several ways for a variety of species. Try threading one-up the shank and over the eye of the hook, lea...

Sinking version of our popular buoyant imitation Hemp, soft enough to use on the hook, or hair rig if desired.Our Sinking Hemp has been designed to...

Our imitation popup Redworms can be used in several ways for a variety of species. Try threading one-up the shank and over the eye of the hook, lea...