Bait sacks

[sticksteer]

Has anyone tried baiting in crappie with cottonseed meal blocks ? I talked to a fellow the other day that swears by em. Said he puts them in a burlap sack or onion sack ,weights them and ties them off to a stump or tree. He leaves them about three days before fishing them . He is a fisherman....so theres a chance he could be telling a whopper .

[pstone]

It works.

[J White]

fisherman - tell untruths


:D :D :D

I've heard of it too, but never seen it done (the cottonseed)

[wwwUncle]

fisherman - tell untruths


:D :D :D

I've heard of it too, but never seen it done (the cottonseed)

If fathers don't lie
And fishermen do
Can a man be a father
And a fisherman too?

[OsoFishy]

Never tried it. But wouldnt suprise me if it worked.:rolleyes:

[crappielimits]

I hear they work well for crappie. I know mullet love them.

[jaxsprat]

Just be careful with dem blocks as U will have 98% of carp in area surround your boat. Cotton seed blocks are in top 3 of alltime best carp baits here in mdwest.

[LouisianaFishNut]

My father used it in hoop nets for catfish. Last time I looked for it I could only find soybean cake and it didn't work well. Cottonseed does. Something about it souring in the water.

[fowlmood77]

Where can you find them?

[Ga_redland]

What we did years ago was take Jim Dandy dog food and bake it into a
pone just like cornbread put it in a onion sack .Tie this to a good size
buck brush and sink in the lake come back the next week-end and fish
the brush pile.Always caught fish, just a way of speeding up bait coming to
the brush