Addo Carr Bombs Try Against Tigers: A Guide to Effective Use When tackling tiger fish in their natural habitats, anglers often turn to the Addo Carr bomb, a soft plastic lure designed to mimic injured baitfish.
Its popularity stems from its ability to resemble the appearance and movement of an injured fish, a common food source for tigers.
Addo Carr bombs are typically made from carrageenan, a naturally derived ingredient extracted from red algae, which is molded into a specific shape and hardened with a preservative.