does anybody know any good homemade catfish bait s?
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not home made but i used chicken liver on a grappling hook use to work ok
690778
fish bait. use for flie fishing.
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Depends, are you going to "troll" for your Sea-bass? If so, use the rapala's/yozuri combo. However, if you are anchored on a spot, I would try live bait or cut-bait. Perhaps, a 1/2 oz. white jig with a white "Gulp" body............depends on the conditions of weather, water clarity, and current. Definitely use "Berkley Fire-Line". It works great. A close second is "Spider-wire".\nYour best bet is to call the local bait shop in your area and ask them for more details on catching Sea-Bass.\nGOOD LUCK!....
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i know for the white bass and large mouth and walleye if any!!! id for sure try a bullet blade (there called alot of different things... the ones i got were called Zonars) !!! ,,,  http://www.in-fisherman.com/reference/weekly_tip/IFD_tip_FreshwaterDrumA.jpg  ... in the picture its the lure on the top left looks just like the pic pretty much... i was just introduced to those this year by a random fisherman who was pulling them out left and right using one... and saw i was having no luck... i was using twisters.. rapalas.. live bait... all of the above.. and i finally ran over to the bait shop and picked up a few of these and nailed white bass and large mouth in the same spot i wasnt catching them B4..but the picture is what they look like not sure what there called in ur local bait shop.. but they were killer... Ive found out that white bass LOVE Silver!!!
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To succesfully fill a freshwater takle box you will need the following: Hooks-some small for crappie,blue gill (sunfish) etc. some larger for Catfish - read the packages the should specify which hooks are good for which fish species. You will need some bass jigs and I recomend getting a Mepp's spinner kit. These kits usually contain several different types of rooster tail spinner baits and are excellent for crappie and blue gill fishing.\nYou should also look into getting some bait casters these are good for bass fishing. As all good takle boxes contain bobbers or corks whichever you decide to call them. You should get some different types of spinner baits and several different jigs just to mix things up a bit. After getting these thing you need to make sure you have some split shot and or some type of weight. 1oz weights will be good for most conditions but you may want to get several different weights ranging between 1/2 to 2oz. A good set of needle nose plyers is a must have-They have helped me out many times! A knife or pair of finger nail clippers is also good to have for little things such as trimming you string after tying on a hook (or a broken finger nail) They just come in handy. I always keep either water proof matches or a cigarette lighter in mine just in case and a package or two of crackers or some sort of light snack that way if I get into a mess of fish I don't have to leave when I get hungry. These are just a few things I keep in mine. I know I have more in there but I can't tell you everything with out looking.
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Depends on where you live at in st.louis have you tried some of the lakes out at weldon springs out on hwy b in st.charles my the mississippi river near st,charles in orchard farm area inear portage de souix thats a great place my grandpa fishes their on mississippi rive has caught some great catfish
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You probably don't have the fish anymore. It has been 6 days. But in case you ever catch another one here is a whole page of tasty catfish recipes, that you can use the spoonbill in.\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?p=recipe+catfish&y=Search+the+Web&ei=UTF-8&fr=FP-tab-web-t&x=wrt
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frogs or any topwater bait
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Catfish like the stinkiest smelliest bate there is! About any local bait shop can advise you best.
329463
Home made, a 24 volt car battery and jumpercables, a piece of iron rob work well. If my use a cattle prod.That is what I use grabblin for catfish.
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for bait id say minnows and salmon eggs. they love 'em. for lures run spoons, spinners, rooster tails, even some rapala minnows will get eaten by the big ones.\n\ngood luck and leave a few for me!
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All you really need to do is mix up something that has a pretty rigid consistency (it'll hold on the hook well), and smells awful.  Try to include one of three things to increase your chances though - blood, cheese, or garlic. \n\nNow, if you're after the big ones, either use live shad or live breem.  It's that simple.  Put them on a carolina rig and troll.\n\nI've known some people who will make chum bags as well.  Get a mesh bag and fill it up w/ cheese and wet dog food and run it down your anchor line.  Good luck.
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Are you looking for frozen live bait or artificial??
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You could go for a booby or a lure like a cats whisker , however\n  I would still go for nymphs , buzzers, and damsels , rainbows\n  feed all year on them , go through your box you'll find a killer \n  pattern I' m sure . Tight lines.
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There are many lures of this type..... just look through the RAPALA Lures & STORM lures catalogue, and you'll find plenty.\nLike all lures they're mainly used for catching predatory fish, such as Pike, Perch & Bass.... see this British article on the subject: http://www.esox.co.uk/new_page_22.htm\n\nIf you really want to learn as much as possible about fishing, I suggest investing in copies of:\nJohn Bailey's Complete Guide to freshwater fishing\nhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1843305674/qid=1148527304/sr=1-15/ref=sr_1_0_15/202-1803687-5659022\n\nThe NEW Encylopedia of Fishing\nhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0751339733/qid=1148527285/sr=1-33/ref=sr_1_2_33/202-1803687-5659022\nand\nJohn Wilson's Fishing Encylopedia\nhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0752219111/qid=1148527363/sr=1-24/ref=sr_1_0_24/202-1803687-5659022
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Try Maggotdrowning (The UK's No.1 freshwater fishing messageboard): http://www.maggotdrowning.com\n\nAlso Amazon, where you can buy a copy of "John Wilson: Baits & Artificial Lures" which is absolutely packed with information on it. http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0752219294/qid=1148527855/sr=1-4/ref=sr_1_0_4/202-1803687-5659022
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Live shrimp are your best bet, try some cut bait in the bottom