I usually use dip bait and nightcrawlers but I always catch small Channel Cats Wherever I Go
Printable View
I usually use dip bait and nightcrawlers but I always catch small Channel Cats Wherever I Go
You are using baits that channel cats eat. If you want to catch blues or flatheads, use natural baitfish such as shad or skipjack or bluegill.
If you want bigger fish, use bigger baits. Big fish do eat small baits, but small fish can't get big baits in their mouths.
down south for channel cat we use chicken liver cut bait weiner chunckd night crawlers some use soap like ivory an a new one that one man i know useas Mexican pink soap shrimp crawdads most anything that has a strog smell .i have used peanuts sowered for a few days inhot water .
Catalpa worms work very well here in Tennessee
Sent from my SM-G955U using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
How do you keep chicken liver on a hook?
I have wrapped them in mess or panty hose to keep them on the hook in the past
Sent from my SM-G955U using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
That is one of those, oh yeah of course answers. Perfect! Thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
I have also set them out in the sun on some foil and let them dry out some and become leathery. That works pretty good also
I have also set them out in the sun on some foil and let them dry out some and become leathery. That works pretty good also
Quote:
Originally Posted by The Double D
Use an egg loop, works pretty darn good!
Before I got married I would put the livers on several hopks, put them in an egg carton sprayed with pam, and then freeze them. They thaw pretty fast in the water, but at least you can cast it out there.
Use a liver hook, they work well
Salmon egg bags or mesh works for me
Took quite a while to think of it but an egg loop works very well for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Double D
You can use turkey liver instead of chicken livers..
Sent from my iPhone using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
panty hose / treble hook .Quote:
Originally Posted by The Double D