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Re: Fwd: BAIT FOR MINNOW TRAPS
Ive used fish traps with shrimp , crab meat and hot dogswith good
success....latley I have been trying dry fly fishing with some good
success..... Even catch a few bass on em.....
Robert Rice
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On Thu, 6 Aug 1998 00:42:10 EDT CEFCHURCH at aol_com writes:
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>I have sometimes use minnow traps and wonder what others use for bait.
> I've
>used stale bread, cat & dog food (dried) and everytime I eat fried
>chicken, I
>throw the remains in a sealed bag in the freezer and then use those.
>Somewhere I heard that canned cat & dog food can be used. Haven't it
>yet, but
>figure I could tie some up in pieces of old pany hose or take a
>plastic pill
>container and drill holes in it. Maybe freeze up a batch and use them
>as
>needed.
>
>I'd like to come up with something that will attract small predators.
>I
>caught a Grass Pike once, but suspect he just happened to swim in by
>accident.
>
>Another thing, I wonder what will work in the winter here in Indiana.
>
>
>What have you folks successfully used? And what seems to have failed.
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