chumming

I read a post on here last week about chumming for catfish with cheap cans
of dogfood. Another option that was suggested was a one gallon milk jug
filled with dry dog food and aearating holes at the top. To the person who
posted that (since i cannot seem to find it) or to anyone who has experience
with this method, Is it best to do this in a lake-type of water rather than
a river? If in a river, is it better to do so in the channel or out of it?
I attempted this over the weekend and had no luck...any insight would be
thankful.

Chad wrote:
I read a post on here last week about chumming for catfish with cheap cans
of dogfood. Another option that was suggested was a one gallon milk jug
filled with dry dog food and aearating holes at the top. To the person who
posted that (since i cannot seem to find it) or to anyone who has experience
with this method, Is it best to do this in a lake-type of water rather than
a river? If in a river, is it better to do so in the channel or out of it?
I attempted this over the weekend and had no luck...any insight would be
thankful.




This technique requires still water, and the container needs to be
placed in the water a few days in advance

--
Rodney Long,
Inventor of the Long Shot "WIGGLE" rig, SpecTastic Thread
Boomerang Fishing Pro. ,Stand Out Hooks ,Stand Out Lures,
Mojo's Rock Hopper & Rig Saver weights, Decoy Activator
and the EZKnot http://www.ezknot.com

Silverwood is the lake I like to fish most of the time. I’ll go to my spot
which can only be reached by boat and feed them a few pounds of dog food on
a regular basis. Then I’ll use the can dog food for bait just take a few
fish. The rest I catch and release.

Richard G.