This type of feeding is best for fishing in deep locations, with a hard bottom, in all waters without strong current. It consists in throwing, mainly at the beginning of the session, 5 to 15 starters balls the size of an orange. The goal is to gather large fish feeding on the bottom such as carp, tench, large bream. Since the balls are thrown only once, precision is of extreme importance. In extreme cases, if you truly attract a lot of fish, it is possible to throw, from time to time, a few maggots or a few wheat seeds.
The secret of this groundbaiting hides in the way the balls are condensed. Namely, one third of the balls is so firmly condensed that it takes it a few hours before it entirely dissolves, the other third somewhat less, while the rest is firm enough for the balls to reach the bottom whole, and then dissolve.
However, whatever their density might be, all the balls have to be the same size, because it would be otherwise impossible to throw them all with the same precision.
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