Mark Addy explains why he prefers Van den Eynde Punch Crumb for breadpunch fishing.

Feeding is one of the most important aspects of punched bread fishing and the great thing about Van den Eynde Punch Crumb is its versatility. You can make it do whatever job you want. For example, on hard fished waters, I'll first riddle the Punch Crumb to remove the larger lumps.

Then I'll add just a few of these larger pieces to the riddled Punch Crumb and mix as usual. The result is a very fine punched bread groundbait that contains a little food.

Another trick I do is to run half a bag of Van den Eynde Pigeon Sh*t through a flour sieve before adding water to the riddled result to produce a sloppy mix.

Then I'll roll a small ball of this in the palm of my hand and dip it in Punch Crumb. When you feed this mix, it creates a cloud with hardly any food content and is good for difficult days.