How to Make Catfish Bait
Dice 5 lbs., Place the diced cheese into a large plastic bucket or trash can. , Cover the cheese with hot water., Pulverize 2 to 3 lbs., Add the pulverized chicken livers to the cheese-and-water paste., Top the container with an airtight lid., Let...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Dice 5 lbs.
(2.25 kg) of overly ripe cheese.
Many anglers recommend orange-colored cheese, such as American or cheddar. -
Step 2: Place the diced cheese into a large plastic bucket or trash can.
, Mash the cheese until a paste forms. , (1 to
1.3 kg) of raw chicken livers and blood in a blender.
Anglers suggest buying chicken livers in a small tub because this type of package includes the most blood.
Blood attracts catfish and it is an important ingredient in many bait recipes. , Mix thoroughly. , Remove as much air as possible before closing the lid by depressing the sides of the container.
As the mixture ferments, it will create gases, and removing the air from the bucket will keep it from exploding. ,,, -
Step 3: Cover the cheese with hot water.
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Step 4: Pulverize 2 to 3 lbs.
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Step 5: Add the pulverized chicken livers to the cheese-and-water paste.
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Step 6: Top the container with an airtight lid.
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Step 7: Let the bait ferment outside in a sunny spot for 2 to 5 days.
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Step 8: Knead in enough flour to the fermented mixture to form a dough.
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Step 9: Bait your fishing hooks with pieces of the bait dough.
Detailed Guide
(2.25 kg) of overly ripe cheese.
Many anglers recommend orange-colored cheese, such as American or cheddar.
, Mash the cheese until a paste forms. , (1 to
1.3 kg) of raw chicken livers and blood in a blender.
Anglers suggest buying chicken livers in a small tub because this type of package includes the most blood.
Blood attracts catfish and it is an important ingredient in many bait recipes. , Mix thoroughly. , Remove as much air as possible before closing the lid by depressing the sides of the container.
As the mixture ferments, it will create gases, and removing the air from the bucket will keep it from exploding. ,,,
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