Instead of buying expensive minnows has anyone ever tried ? bacon?
Seems to me it would stay on the hook longer and be easy to fry up if there’s leftovers.
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Instead of buying expensive minnows has anyone ever tried ? bacon?
Seems to me it would stay on the hook longer and be easy to fry up if there’s leftovers.
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Brett it depends on what you are fishing for. Bacon works great for catching Big Dawg!
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Just kick the ole dawgg![emoji190]Quote:
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OnwZL_sEusU
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This is the first thing that came to mind
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Pork was all the rage to bass fisherman many years ago. Will not know till you try it. !
Ttex, that was in the days that plastic was expensve. My dad have little jars full of rinds in juices of all kinds
Uncle Josh's Pork Rind on a Johnson Silver Spoon. Green Carp bait.
A pork rind on a Johnson Silver Minnow/Spoon will give great action that a plastic can't. Years ago this was the perfect bait to slip thru the milfoil on Guntersville...still is!
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I'm thinking just fry the bacon and forget the fish...I love fried fish....but....bacon!!!! You could wrap scooperdudes work results in bacon and it's eat good
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I remember camping on Ozark streams as a kid and Dad would use a little raw bacon sometimes. Seems like we caught about four maybe five different kind of fish on it but can't recall if any were crappie. I would like to hear a report though if you try it. That brought back some memories.