Best DIY Fish bait Never buy bait again Catches All Fish Almost Free not What You Think It is
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- A simple way to make your own fish bait that works great in fresh or salt water and catches all types of fish and is almost free to make. I have caught Sheepshead sea trout in saltwater and every type of freshwater pan fish there is with this bait, turtles too.
If you like to catch shrimp using a cast net this is good bait to make and leave out for a few hours to attract the shrimp. You can also use this bait in crawdad traps.
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Been having a hard time with bites this year on liver and worms, tried this and i caught 4 healthy largemouth and 3 very healthy cats in a 2 hour trip, will be using this from now on.
You are the first person to actually try my bait and let me know how it works for you. I appreciate that so much. It works great for me, I wish I get more people to try. I have some other cool fishing videos on my fishing playlist. My channel is a variety channel and I have many different topics unrelated to fishing but I think you'll find some cool videos in my fishing playlist. Thanks again. I really appreciate it. I subscribed.
Whenever I watch fishing, I want go fishing.
I am the same way with sailing videos.
Me to🤣
I want go fishing
Take a cotton ball or 2. Fluff it up really good & mix it in your bait. Might help hold the dough ball on better. Just sayin.
Hey Scott, thanks a lot for your tip. I remember that from years ago. It works pretty good. I want to epoxy some little metal wires to the hooks to help the bait stay on better. Also take off the barb. Unless I'm going to eat the fish. Thanks again for watching and commenting. I appreciate it.
Or use a fishbite in the middle of the bait for hooking
Great Idea Robb Who needs power bait 😃👍 Im gonna give iyour recipe a go when things warm up over here ☝️🧐
Best regards Smith 🎣🎣🎣
Hey Smith, thanks a lot for watching and commenting. I appreciate it. You are a real fisherman. So if you like it that makes me feel better. I am thinking about attaching something to the hook to make the bait stay on better. Also, since I don't eat a lot of the fish I catch I want to grind off the barb. I don't like it when I gut hook a fish with a barbed hook.
You look like a giant holding that fishing rig!
Dang, now I have to go watch again.😀, thanks for watching and commenting Buck. I appreciate it.
I don't see myself using that experiment for bait but it's got to be awesome chum for bait fish and it should call in gamefish too. It should be excellent for shrimp chum, if you add a little sand it would be better for chum. I have a couple cans of mackerel I got to chum up bait, I think I'll mix it up and see what comes up to the pier.
Hey, thanks a lot for watching the video, leaving helpful comment. I like the fact that it is easy to change the color of this bait. It will be fun to experiment with some fish that prefer certain colors that are similar to their food items.
@@RobbsHomemadeLife I fish in the saltwater and the color doesn't matter much. I'd add red to imitate blood and so it's visible to me. But smell and little bits of food are important. A couple cans of mackerel and a loaf of bread and some sand work well for chumming up bait, and if you keep the bait close the bigger fish should follow and especially with the smell of mackerel in the water. If I try to put anything like that on a hook the croakers and spots will eat it before anything big can get it. But if you have a lot of spots and croakers eating chum and you use the little fish for bait you can catch something big. It's a good idea for the piers where I live because there usually aren't many big fish around. Maybe chumming would help.
makes sense, the little ones can steal a lot of bait.
What about sardine juice? I'd like to try fishing for pile Perch with that bait.
Sardine juice would work fine. I bet.
Cichlids are good eating!
I have been wanting to go to the Everglades which are nearby and where the water is cleaner and catch some cichlids to cook on my Panini Grill.
Does the bait fly off the hook if you try and cast it far?
John sometimes it will stay on with the first cast but once it gets wet you can't cast it far at all the second time
Hi Robb! Brings back memories of fishing with dough balls when I was a kid. Had one of those Ron Popeil pocket fisherman. It was a cool fishing rod that I wish I still had. Thanks for sharing and have a blessed night!
Hey Willows, I remember those old pocket fisherman gadgets. Never had one though. I think they work better though. Then this pen rod and reel.
Looks good Robb. It looks like bits of shrimp or crawfish. The color is perfect. That bait would be perfect for a cane pole. I want a two piece expanding cane pole.
Robb. Be honest. Have you tasted them? 😂😵💫
That Mayan looks to be a pretty stout pan fish. Are they good eating?
I was hoping to see a “croaker” , but they’re salt water dwellers. When times were hard, I ate a lot of croakers.
Hey chops, I have not eaten any Mayan cichlids yet. I have watched a lot of videos where people ate them. And nobody said they tasted bad, but some people said they didn't taste that good. That sounds normal because it depends a lot on what a fish has been eating and what water it lives in. The mullet on the West Coast of Florida taste better than the mullet on the East Coast usually. Same fish. The thing about the Mayan cichlids is they are everywhere. I am going to catch some and grill them on my Panini Grill. I do the same thing with canned mackerel which is not a great tasting fish.
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Don’t neglect to share that meal with us. They look pretty meaty. Like super bluegills . (I‘ll bet the bluegills aren’t too happy about these cousins moving in ) The least these invasive species can do is be tasty. They owe us that much.
I have had Mayan Ciclids...they are good eating nice white light meat. Not fishy tasting and the fillets are meaty for a smaller fish. I have gotten pretty big ones though my last one was almost 14" and fat!!. They are good fish to eat yes.
The water or oil from a can of tuna might work too. You might have to save it up for a while.
I think you're right. I eat a lot of canned fish so I can have more liquid than I will ever use. The juice from this can made about six dozen baits.
🙏🏻What is the taste, may I know?
I haven't tasted them but I would imagine they taste like flower and the liquid from a can of salmon. Now I'm getting hungry.😀
Really cool Video. You are having too much fun. Cheers.
Hey ZPD, that old shower chair I found came in handy under the bridge. Thanks a lot for watching and commenting. I appreciate it.
Appreciate the video bro gonna try this with my little brother
Hey thanks a lot I appreciate that I think you're going to enjoy it
I haven't fished since I was a kid. Thanks for this vid.
Hey Joe, thanks a lot for watching and commenting. I appreciate it.
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Al
Al, thanks for correcting me. I'm not sure why I was thinking your first name was Joe.😀
How does this work for crappie?
Hello Liam we don't have any crappie here in South Florida unless I go up to Lake Okeechobee we get a lot of invasive fish here in South Florida that seemed to like the bait pretty good
My dad always used chicken liver to catch catfish.
When he came back home,he would fry up and eat what he had left.
My dad use to fish with live shrimp. He had a friend that he could not take fishing anymore because the guy with the last rent. Like sushi. By the time they got to the fishing spot half the bait would be gone.
I had one of those pen rod / reels. I got a tangle than required unscrewing the reel. After reassembly it happened again. It’s in the bin
The penn senator is a good reel for trolling but if you cast it you may end up with the bird nest that's for sure but they never made a better real that had a nicer clicking sound whenever you gotta hit.
I love that salmon juice for many things.
Hello Minnie, can I asked what else you use it for? I always enjoy finding out uses for things that I would normally throw away. Thanks again for watching and commenting. I appreciate it.
@@RobbsHomemadeLife I add it to tuna casseroles. Top dry dog and cat food with it, just a little. They love it. Sometimes I drink it. I shouldn't, but do. Soak crackers in it, then eat the crackers.
I like it. Adding it to tuna casserole's is a great idea.😀
Well I randomly had a can of salmon didn't need to use tuna, I mixed some juice and salmon chunks with flour and coarse salt and chucked em and slightly froze with coarse salt sprinkled on top, I didn't have food coloring hope they work.
Let me know how they turn out.😀
@@RobbsHomemadeLife how do you bait them around the hook? Just kinda press it all along the hook leaving the tip uncovered?
Yes it's a bit like fishing with a dough ball.
Do you think this would work in the UK for north sea fish
Hey thanks a lot for watching the video and asking a good question you know I've never fished in your area and although I'm tempted to say of course this bait would work I have been skunked more than a few times when I was sure I had the perfect bait for the fish I was going after. I think this bait is so simple and quick and easy and cheap to make it would be worth trying the only negative about the bait is that it does not stay on the hook as well as I would like which is similar to all baits that are made from flour. You cannot cast it very far as it will want to come off the hook but it's great for dropping down off of Piers and docks and so on best of luck
Cherry Kool aid on this
That's funny. Thanks for watching.
Make more videos please!
Hey , I have 1300 or more. I also have a Florida fishing playlist. What type of videos do you want to see?.
Can you use crushed fish food as an alternative for the canned fish?
I have never tried it but I don't know why not thanks a lot for watching and commenting.
@@RobbsHomemadeLifethanks for replying great video!
It's my pleasure. Thanks for watching.
Sir, thank you.
You are most welcome
From the thumbnail, I thought those were strawberries 😂, I was like wow thats some expensive bait LOL.
Robb, thanks for this video. Im going to forward it to a fishing buddy of mine. I hope next time whenever we go fishing we get lucky. We like to go to the Dania pier
Hey RaKa, thanks for watching. I like the Dania pier.