Description

Hot Chilli is a bold liquid carp food made from fermented cayenne peppers, designed to give your bait a powerful spicy edge.

With a rich, peppery aroma and a flavour profile reminiscent of hot sauce, it’s ideal for anglers who want to add something completely different to spod mixes, boilies, particles, pellets and PVA presentations.

Packed with naturally occurring oleoresins and capsaicin from the fermented cayenne peppers, Hot Chilli adds another layer of attraction while helping your bait stand out from more traditional sweet and savoury profiles.

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT FROM HOT CHILLI?

A BOLD SPICY PROFILE

Hot Chilli delivers a strong, peppery aroma with a distinctive fiery edge.

Its unique flavour profile makes it ideal when you want to give your bait something different and add extra attraction to your chosen feed.

MADE FROM FERMENTED CAYENNE PEPPERS

The liquid is produced using fermented cayenne peppers, creating a rich and concentrated spicy profile.

This gives Hot Chilli its distinctive character and makes it a versatile addition to a wide range of baiting approaches.

100% PVA FRIENDLY

Hot Chilli is completely PVA friendly, making it suitable for solid bags, mesh bags, stick mixes and other PVA presentations.

Add it directly to your mix or coat the outside of your PVA presentation before casting.

INCREDIBLY VERSATILE

Use Hot Chilli with boilies, pellets, particles, spod mixes, groundbait and PVA bags.

It can be used as a quick coating or left to soak into your bait for a deeper, longer-lasting flavour boost.

BEST WAYS TO USE HOT CHILLI

ADD IT TO YOUR SPOD MIX

Pour Hot Chilli over your spod mix and give everything a thorough coating before introducing it to your swim.

The liquid spreads easily through the mix, helping distribute its spicy attraction across your baited area.

BOOST PVA BAGS

Add Hot Chilli directly to your solid or mesh PVA bags to give your presentation an additional layer of attraction.

GLAZE YOUR BOILIES

Pour a small amount over your boilies and give them a good coating before fishing.

For a stronger boost, allow the liquid to soak into the baits for longer before use.

BOOST PELLETS AND PARTICLES

Mix Hot Chilli through pellets or particles to add a distinctive peppery edge to your feed.

Spicy. Powerful. Distinctive.

Hot Chilli — fermented cayenne pepper attraction for anglers who want to give their bait an extra kick.

Delivery and returns

Standard £4.50, free over £70 (usually 2–3 working days). Express £6.25 (usually next working day). We aim to dispatch orders placed before 7:30am Mon–Fri the same day. Please note our couriers don't collect parcels from us on bank holidays. Freezer orders leave on a next-day service, Monday to Thursday only, so they aren't left with couriers over the weekend. More InfoReturns: changed your mind? Tell us within 14 days of delivery and send it back unused and sealed (return postage is on you). Faulty or damaged? Send us a photo and we’ll replace it or refund you. Full details on our Returns page.

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ABOUT THE LIQUIDS RANGE

Each one has a job.

Oils for location, sprays for the hook bait, foods for the bed, dust and salt for the fine detail. Nothing here overlaps, so you're not buying two bottles that do the same thing.

FLAT SPOTS

Shows you the feeding

An oil that rises and spreads flat across the surface. When fish are down there shifting bait about, you'll see it — location and attraction from one bottle.

BAIT SPRAYS

Matched to the feed

OG Fish and OG Fruit & Nut sprays carry the same profiles as the boilies going in, so the hook bait smells like everything else on the spot.

LIQUID FOODS

Does what it says

Hot Chilli, OG Fish and Tiger Nut Extract — real food liquids that go in the mix and keep fish grubbing about, not flavoured water in a nice bottle.

DUST & SALT

The fine detail

Magic Dust is the coat off our boilies in a jar — roll a damp bait in it or cloud a bag. Pink salt puts minerals on the spot that carp seek out, without adding a flavour to compete with your bait.

Liquid Food - Hot Chilli 500ml
Liquid Food - Hot Chilli 500ml
Liquid Food - Hot Chilli 500ml
ACROSS THE RANGE

On the hook, in the bag, through the mix.

A few pumps of Bait Spray, or damp the bait and roll it in Magic Dust — either way the strongest signal on the spot is sat exactly where the fish takes it. In the bag. Flat Spots, dust and salt all go straight into a PVA bag or stick; the oil lifts and flattens out on the surface to show you fish are feeding, the dust clouds as the bag melts. Through the mix. Liquid Foods and a handful of salt go over a spod load, giving the bed a food signal that holds fish longer than attraction alone.

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Every bottle
Hook, bag or mix
Something for each
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Bestselling setup

The liquids works harder in a complete setup.

Our best-selling combination — OG Fish on the deck, Magic Bean wafters on the hook and Monster Crab Flat Spot to pull them in. Build all three into a bundle and save against buying them separately.

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OG Fish Boilies
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Monster Crab Flat Spotin the water

Fast dispatch

Packed and sent quickly, ready for your next session

Trusted since day one

A UK brand built on repeat orders, not one-off hype

Proven on the bank

Banked results across the UK and Europe, session after session.

Need to know

Questions about this range.

What does a Flat Spot actually do?

It's an oil, so it rises. Once it reaches the surface it spreads out flat — that's the name. The slick tells you fish are down there moving your bait about, so it works as a location tool as well as an attractant. Use it in a PVA bag or through your mix.

Are they PVA friendly?

All of them. Sprays, Flat Spots and Liquid Foods can all go straight into a bag or a stick without melting it.

Do they work in winter?

Better than most people expect. The usual thinking is that oils go sluggish in the cold and aren't worth bothering with until spring, so most anglers leave them in the bag from November. Flat Spots keep working through the colder months, and with less bait going in and fewer anglers using them, a slick coming up over your spot is worth more in January than it is in June — it tells you fish are there when you've got far fewer other signs to go on.

How much should I use?

Less than most people think. A Flat Spot only needs a small amount in a bag to bring a slick up, and a mix wants dampening rather than drowning — too much liquid and a spod mix goes claggy and stops breaking up properly.

What's the difference between a Bait Spray and a Liquid Food?

The spray is for the hook bait — a few pumps before it goes out, to put a stronger flavour hit exactly where the fish takes it. The Liquid Food is for the bed — it goes into the mix, the bag or over a spod load and gives the fish something to keep feeding on.