Jello for cats?
Dec 18, 2020 09:54:35 #
dfn
Loc: Mobile, Al.
JOB wrote:
See topic 'new to cat's. Describes jello chicken recipe and success.
'New to cats' came out in yesterday's forum and talks about jello chicken.
Dec 18, 2020 12:12:08 #
JRK227
Loc: Cedarburg, WI
I have caught bullheads on chicken breast cut in 1/2" squares and marinated in strawberry kool aid. Stays on the hook well and is tough enough to catch several fish on a piece. The chicken toughens up in the lake. Can be fished just off the bottom with a bobber. Good luck.
Dec 18, 2020 12:15:44 #
bapabear wrote:
Has anyone tried Jello chicken or Jello hotdogs for bull head. I am also open to any other baits that do not break the bank when fishing three youngsters on a regular basis. Worm digging here sucks even with electric probes.
I’ve caught tons of bull heads on cherry jello hot dogs. Lots of catfish too. When I say “lots” I mean 20 or 30 a year. I just catch enough to eat though. Could probably catch more that way but my freezer is only so big and I like em fresh before I freeze em usually.
Dec 18, 2020 13:42:12 #
Rayz
Loc: North West N.J. and South Hero Vt.
Have you tried finding night crawlers on lawns after a rain? I usually can find dozens. Trick is not to shine light directly on them or use a flashlight with a red lens which doesn't scare them.
Dec 18, 2020 14:02:53 #
I don’t use jello marinated cut bait often, but when I do I add some Garlic Salt to the mixture.
Dec 18, 2020 14:10:59 #
rhoadda1
Loc: Southwestern. Utah
Met guy in central SC who made catfish bait using fresh chicken livers and hotdogs coated/marinated in dry cherry jello. He was catching 30+ lb fish!! Got get 'em.
Dec 18, 2020 14:22:01 #
bapabear
Loc: Blaine, Washington
jescarbo65 wrote:
Take one of your old coolers and fill with topsoil... (show quote)
Thanks, I will try that. When you say COUNTED worms, are you talking store bought fishing bait? I have never heard that term before. Have you tried that with night crawlers as well?
Dec 18, 2020 14:32:38 #
bapabear
Loc: Blaine, Washington
Rayz wrote:
Have you tried finding night crawlers on lawns after a rain? I usually can find dozens. Trick is not to shine light directly on them or use a flashlight with a red lens which doesn't scare them.
I used to compete with my brother doing that. At 72 and broken, not so much any more. I will be teaching my grandson in another year, maybe even next spring. If anyone else is reading this, a word of advice: find an old normal bulb flashlight. The new high powered lights are just to bright. They light up the whole yard. Thanks. It was actually fun getting bait. I have also used a WWII military field phone ringer on electric rods as well as dry mustered and water poured into holes. I don't mind buying a few containers of worms or crawlers, just not several tubs a week.
Dec 18, 2020 14:40:51 #
Dec 18, 2020 18:39:00 #
pulliampap
Loc: yakima washington
chicken livers or cut bait from some of those worthless stocked trout
Dec 18, 2020 21:18:30 #
Dec 18, 2020 22:12:44 #
bapabear wrote:
Has anyone tried Jello chicken or Jello hotdogs for bull head. I am also open to any other baits that do not break the bank when fishing three youngsters on a regular basis. Worm digging here sucks even with electric probes.
Yes hello weenies work go on you tube and put jello bait it will show you how to make it
Dec 19, 2020 00:10:57 #
bapabear
Loc: Blaine, Washington
Paul britton wrote:
Yes hello weenies work go on you tube and put jello bait it will show you how to make it
Thanks
Dec 19, 2020 08:22:55 #
Papacon357
Loc: West Texas (Permian Basin)
bapabear wrote:
Does liver work well for bullheads? Liver is a bit hard to keep on the hook with 10 year old's constantly fidgeting with their rods. I have had great luck with channel cat, but until now never targeted bullhead.
You can use M&M’s, oatmeal, or anything else. Put bait or whatever on treble hook. Cut about a 3” round out of a pair of the Mrs.’ pantyhose. Wrap hook and bait with pantyhose. Tie it off on the hook shank with thread and put it to work.
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