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  1. 06-22-2012, 11:52 AM #1
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  2. 06-26-2012, 12:08 PM #2
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    What are you using?

    Nice load of channels. Been getting the itch for some cat action.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kcbrown View Post
    What are you using?

    Nice load of channels. Been getting the itch for some cat action.
    Baiting with soured grain and fishing with liver.
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    Default Another day over bait with Skitrip

    There are no skunks fishing with me. Took a little effort but Ski Trip just got up graded a notch. Even blind sows can find a few acorns as they say. Here are a few photos from this morning.











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    WhooHoo! Nice catch!!
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    Nice pictures and nice catch!
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    Fish what is the best hook for liver?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jackie53 View Post
    Fish what is the best hook for liver?
    I use a #1 or 2 Eagle Claw bait holder. Hook is small but works great. We have caught a lot over 10 lbs on it and biggest in the 30's. Still small enough to keep small fish from robbing bait to much. Saves on bait too because it takes less bait to cover it.
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    i have used sour peanuts as they wer easy to git shelled from a peanut prossing plant and the rosted ones seams to be better . guess corn or wheat might be ok to . what kind of grain do you use .
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    Quote Originally Posted by papasage View Post
    i have used sour peanuts as they wer easy to git shelled from a peanut prossing plant and the rosted ones seams to be better . guess corn or wheat might be ok to . what kind of grain do you use .
    Wheat or corn works well. I use a mixture of scrap (floor sweepings) from a mill which contains a mixture of whole corn, ground feeds and pellets. I sour it in buckets of water.
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