NVIBE Bait Range – Boilies, Wafters, Pop-Ups and Groundbait as a Flexible Bait System
A good baited spot rarely consists of just one bag of boilies. That’s exactly why the NVIBE bait range is built wider: Impact Krill, Impact Shrimp and Fermented Fish form three different boilie concepts, backed up by dumbells, dumbell wafters, pop-ups, hookbaits, dough, paste and Impact Krill Groundbait. That lets you match your baited spot, hookbait and extra attraction far more precisely.
- Three different boilie concepts: Impact Krill, Impact Shrimp and Fermented Fish rely on clearly distinct ingredient and attractor profiles.
- Hookbaits for different rigs: dumbell wafters, pop-ups and hookbaits give you different shapes, buoyancy and presentations.
- More options on the baited spot: dough, paste and Impact Krill Groundbait take the range well beyond classic freebies.
- New focus, Fermented Fish: fish meals, fermented maize meal, hemp and hydrolysed fish protein form a stand-alone fishy, fermented bait concept.
NVIBE combines different boilie recipes with matching hookbaits and complementary feed components – turning individual baits into a flexible bait system for short sessions, different rig presentations and baited spots built up over time.
❓ What Does the NVIBE Bait Range Include?
The NVIBE bait range is built around Impact Krill, Impact Shrimp and Fermented Fish as its core boilie concepts. These are complemented by dumbells, dumbell wafters, pop-ups, hookbaits, dough, paste and Impact Krill Groundbait. That means you can match freebies, hookbaits and additional feed components within the same bait family.
Impact Krill Boilies – Krill, Calanus and Marine Hydrolysates
Impact Krill is the zooplankton concept within the NVIBE range. Arctic krill meal meets Calanus in powder form and as Calanus hydrolysate, plus other liquid hydrolysates. The mix therefore combines two different marine ingredient sources rather than simply relying on a classic krill boilie.
Krill and Calanus bring a distinctly marine profile. Oyster shell adds minerals, extra texture and a noticeable crunch to the mix. NVIBE combines these components with fish meals, dairy products, brewer’s yeast and other ingredients to create a boilie designed both for quick sessions and for longer-term baiting strategies.
Impact Krill is available in different diameters and also forms the basis for other products such as dumbells, wafters, pop-ups, hookbaits and dough.
Impact Shrimp Boilies – Sardine, Shrimp and High Solubility
Impact Shrimp puts a different focus within the NVIBE range. Ground freshwater shrimp is combined with sardine meal, hydrolysed sardine protein and liquid fish protein. The result is a fishy, shellfish-heavy profile with a clearly different ingredient make-up from Impact Krill.
Whole freshwater shrimp and small pellets create a coarser texture. At the same time, NVIBE relies heavily on water-soluble components in this mix. That means Impact Shrimp differs from Impact Krill not only in flavour but also in texture and solubility profile.
If you have short sessions, cold water or a fast-working recipe in mind, this difference is worth a look. For longer-term baited spots, the same mix can in turn be used for its food value and the steady release of attractive components.
Fermented Fish Boilies – the New Fish Boilie with Fermented Ingredients
The new Fermented Fish boilie deliberately sets a different focus within the NVIBE range. Instead of krill or shrimp, a strong fish profile takes centre stage, combined with fermented ingredients and highly soluble protein components.
In the mix, fish meal and pre-digested fish meal meet dehulled hemp with a high proportion of hemp hearts. The centrepiece is fermented maize meal, which brings a slightly sour aroma profile to the bait. Brewer’s yeast and milk powder add further nutrients and soluble components to the mix.
On top of that comes hydrolysed fish protein. Because the protein components are already broken down, amino acids and peptides can be highly water-soluble and leach out of the bait relatively quickly.
The result is a clearly fish-led boilie that brings together fermentation, animal protein sources and soluble attractors. It’s exactly this profile that sets Fermented Fish clearly apart from Impact Krill and Impact Shrimp.
Fermented Fish with Impact Krill or Shrimp – the 60/40 Approach
For larger quantities of bait, NVIBE recommends a mix of 60 per cent Fermented Fish and 40 per cent Impact Krill or Impact Shrimp. This lets you combine the fishy, fermented profile with one of the two Impact concepts.
This approach is especially interesting if you want to build up a baited spot over a longer period. Fermented Fish provides a competitively priced base for larger quantities of bait, while Impact Krill or Impact Shrimp brings a second ingredient and attractor profile into the mix.
NVIBE Dumbells – Elongated Baits Instead of the Classic Round Shape
Dumbells differ from the classic round boilie in their shape alone. The elongated silhouette brings a different look to the baited spot and can also be a practical alternative when you deliberately want to use different bait shapes.
Within the Impact range there are matching dumbell versions. The bait profile stays the same while you change the shape and presentation.
Dumbell Wafters – Balanced Hookbaits for Impact Krill and Shrimp
The Impact Dumbell Wafters combine the elongated shape with a balanced presentation. According to NVIBE, they’re based on the respective original boilie mixes and have a higher attractor density plus additional stimulants such as butyric acid, betaine and DMPT.
Thanks to their balanced behaviour, the wafters can partly offset the weight of the hook and rig. That means they behave differently on the hair from a classic bottom bait and suit situations where you prefer a lighter hookbait presentation.
NVIBE Pop-Ups – Eye-Catching Hookbaits with a Krill or Shrimp Profile
The NVIBE Impact Pop-Ups are designed for presentations where the hookbait is meant to stand out from the baited spot. Impact Krill and Impact Shrimp come in different colours and are matched to the respective bait concepts.
Alongside colour and buoyancy, NVIBE adds extra attractors such as butyric acid, betaine, DMPT and hydrolysates. That makes the pop-ups clearly different from a standard freebie, both visually and in how they work.
NVIBE Hookbaits – Harder Hookbaits with Extra Attraction
Hookbaits do a different job on the rig from standard freebies. The NVIBE Impact Hookbaits are based on the respective boilie mixes but are specifically adapted for their role as hookbaits.
For Impact Krill, for example, NVIBE uses additional attractors and stimulants such as butyric acid, betaine, Feedstim, DMPT and krill and Calanus hydrolysate. At the same time, the hookbaits are made harder so they stay more durable on the rig.
NVIBE Dough – Uncooked Boilie Dough for Fast Release
NVIBE Dough takes the respective bait mix to the baited spot in uncooked form. For Impact Krill, according to NVIBE, the dough is made from the original krill mix. Because the mix isn’t heated, soluble components such as amino acids and peptides can be released particularly quickly.
You can introduce the dough in pieces, use it around other baits or as a fast-working addition on the spot. That makes dough behave very differently from a ready-cooked boilie.
Paste – Extra Attraction Right Around the Hookbait
Paste adds another option to the NVIBE range for giving a hookbait, or the area immediately around the rig, extra attraction. Instead of changing the whole baited spot, you can work precisely at the bait itself.
How quickly a paste works and how long it stays on the bait depends on factors such as its composition, contact with water and the amount used. The practical advantage lies mainly in targeted use exactly where the hookbait is presented.
Impact Krill Groundbait – Stick Mix, Coating and Groundbait in One
With Impact Krill Groundbait, NVIBE extends the krill concept with a loose feed component. The groundmix can be used as classic groundbait, as a stick mix or for coating boilies and other baits.
The base is the Impact Krill boilie mix. It’s complemented by milk powder, pellet meal and whole pellets, among other things. Silkworms and oat flakes give it a loose texture and make individual components move differently in the water.
As a result, the groundbait doesn’t just work on the bottom. Rising and sinking particles can also create activity at different depths. Especially for short sessions, stick mixes or a varied baited spot, that opens up far more options than a boilie-only approach.
Which NVIBE Baits Suit Which Strategy?
The most important question isn’t which product sounds most spectacular on paper. What matters is the job your bait needs to do. Boilies form the foundation of the baited spot, wafters and pop-ups change the presentation on the rig, hookbaits add extra hardness and attraction, while dough, paste and groundbait make the spot work in other ways.
Impact Krill, Impact Shrimp and Fermented Fish are three different starting points. Krill stands for a strong zooplankton profile, Shrimp for sardine, shrimp and high solubility, while Fermented Fish combines fish protein with fermented ingredients.
That’s exactly why it pays to look at the NVIBE range as a system: first you choose your bait concept, then you decide which shape and presentation suits your session.
Compare NVIBE Baits Live – from Boilie to Hookbait
Boilies, wafters, pop-ups and other baits are hard to judge online. You can tell smell, hardness, texture, shape and buoyancy much better when the products are right in front of you.
At Carp Austria you can compare the NVIBE bait range live. Take a look at Impact Krill, Impact Shrimp and the new Fermented Fish, pick up dumbells and hookbaits and ask which combination could suit your baiting strategy and your rig.
On top of that come new products, strong show deals and selected products at unbeatable show prices. If you want to try out several components of a baiting strategy, comparing them side by side is especially worthwhile.
