IB Carptrack Monster's Paradise Cold Water Boilie

Catch rate in cold water – Which boilies should you buy in winter?

If you want to successfully fish with boilies even in low water temperatures, Carptrack Cold Water Boilies have been developed precisely for this purpose. The special recipe has been adapted for the period from October/November to April and shows its strengths particularly below 15 °C, well below 10 °C and even in the extreme cold range below 5 °C.

Why Cold Water Boilies Work in Winter

The ingredients are based on proven Carptrack mixes. However, the proportion of water-soluble components has been increased for the winter version. This allows the boilies to start working more quickly from the outside, and attractants dissolve rapidly even in cold water. This creates a fast and constant exchange of attractants – crucial when carp are feeding sluggishly and cautiously.

Our team anglers and many customers rely on these Cold Water Boilies in winter and consistently achieve good results – even with a closed ice cover and fishing through the ice hole.

Cold water menus – more content & more success

Our menus will save you money and help you fish more successfully in the long run:

IB Menu – Monster's Paradise Cold Water

IB Maxi Menu – Monster's Paradise Cold Water

Monster's Paradise Cold Water – spicy, hot & instantly appealing

The base of the boilie is the well-known Carptrack Monster Mix, but with a reduced proportion of Carptrack Powder, making the bait less filling and more versatile.

The mix contains:

• 5% Hungarian paprika
• 5% Spanish Pepper (Haith's – hotter than Robin Red)
• 2% Asian garlic powder
• NHDC – the original
• 7 ml/kg Carptrack Bloodworm Flavor
• 1 ml/kg Garlic Essential Oil

This composition creates an immediate, yet long-lasting attraction and very good wash-out – ideal for cold temperatures.

The five most important rules for success in winter

1. Don't overfeed – carp digest food much more slowly in cold water. Feed small portions regularly.

2. Starting in October, observe where the carp are congregating. These spots are usually near their later wintering grounds.

3. Look for deeper areas, calm holes, or spots with a temperature stability of 4°C. Bodies of water always freeze from top to bottom – it's warmer at the bottom in winter.

4. Carp bite much less in winter. If a fishing spot isn't productive, keep moving until you get a bite.

5. Feeding periods are short. Low pressure systems often bring the most successful catches – try shallower waters then.

What many people ask on Google

Many anglers search for answers to questions like these during the winter:

• Which boilies are the best?
• What do I need to be aware of in winter?
• Best carp bait in cold weather?
• Buying boilies – what's really worth it?
• Do garlic or fish boilies work better in cold weather?

Carptrack Cold Water Boilies have been among the most reliable winter baits for years, combining rapid solubility, high attractiveness and strong visibility – ideal for cold water conditions.