Dip bait question
I'll say that shad is the number 1 bait, cut or whole. Second best , for me
anyways, is Danny Kings. I use it rod and reel fishing but use it and much
more success using it on my juglines. I use a #4 treble. Push it down into
it and pull out at an angle to load it up. Casts great and is hard to get
off.
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On Aug 2, 12:44 am, (Wesley Smith) wrote:
If you like dip baits you might this one it works pritty good. It is
called Danny Kings punch bait.
It has cattail in it so it can stay on a treble hook.
You will have to push the hookdown with a stick or something to keep
from getting it on your hands. It will come off pritty easy but will
still smell no matter what. Another good dip bait is
milo from a feed store. Mix with water and keep in sun for two or three
days. this you will not be able to get off for three or more
days.Stinky)
well I hope I helped someone out there.
From Texas!
Your Friend,
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Good fishing
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My preferred baits are small bluegill, shad, any kind of cut fish that
can legally be used for bait, and, finally, shrimp. I've caught good
sized cats on shrimp. Usually, I just buy a $5 1 lb bag of Wal Mart
frozen shrimp, medium 60-80 count. Shrimp is a good bait if you are
doing a lot of moving around. Dip and stink baits are messy and
smelly. Danny Kings and Sonny's are probably the best, at least the
only ones I've had luck with.
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