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What's your favorite lure to catch channel catfish with?
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Doughballs, chicken hearts or livers.
Berkley Gulp catfish bait is nice because its relatively clean and stays on the hook fairly well. If you want to go cheaper, use cut bait, crawlers or plastic dip worms and dip bait.
I use cut bait and crawlers. If I am jugging for turtles and have some spare chicken livers they also work well.
i like to use chicken liver
stinkbait-whopper shad flavor.
chicken liver and Gulp dough balls in bloody bloody
Favorite lure would be a large shad imitation lure rigged on a jig head, scented with shad oil.
If I using a regular catfish bait it would be shad, shrimp, or beef heart.
i like to use chicken livers, cut heiring, shrimp, and any other cut bait
Chicken/Turkey livers and also catfish dough by Berkley.
Nightcrawlers or small sunfish.
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Doughballs, chicken hearts or livers.
Berkley Gulp catfish bait is nice because its relatively clean and stays on the hook fairly well. If you want to go cheaper, use cut bait, crawlers or plastic dip worms and dip bait.
I use cut bait and crawlers. If I am jugging for turtles and have some spare chicken livers they also work well.
i like to use chicken liver
stinkbait-whopper shad flavor.
chicken liver and Gulp dough balls in bloody bloody
Favorite lure would be a large shad imitation lure rigged on a jig head, scented with shad oil.
If I using a regular catfish bait it would be shad, shrimp, or beef heart.
i like to use chicken livers, cut heiring, shrimp, and any other cut bait
Chicken/Turkey livers and also catfish dough by Berkley.
Nightcrawlers or small sunfish.
Post an Answer