It works awesome with Wheaties cereal. Take 3 cups of Wheaties in a Ziploc bag and crunch them up a bit. Add 2 cans of sardines and mix with in the Ziploc bag. You might need to add more cereal or water to finish off dough balls.
You want to use this bait on treble hooks with a spring. the spring helps one the bait on. I find the sardines with oil works better than packed in water.
good vid.we have had good luck with 1 cup of corn meal, 1 cup of flour, 2 spoon fulls of garlic salt, a spoon full of vanilla, then a protein (throw either tuna, sardines, worms, bluegills, into a processer and liquefy them). combine everything with water until its the thickness of play doh. form into bite size balls then throw into a pot of boiling water. the boiling water will toughen it up enough to make sure it stays on the hook.
I tried this recipe and it didn't hold up. I watched another video where it said using cornmeal wasn't good. It didn't have enough gluten to help set up (you could squash it). Next time, I will eliminate the cornmeal and just use all flour.
Hey long time no hear buddy, i have found something for you to try if you ever fish more swifter rivers, or need to cast bait out farther. it is made cure-aid, it is a tube elastic mesh found only at your local med supply store, but it comes in 1/2 , 1 , inch and up. bought by ft, yrd, box, good for dough, liver, and worms, ......... lay this tubing out on the table and every 3/4in tie a knot, thall the way down, than cut right below the knot leaving very small tail. you shoud have a pocket no
I stumbled onto peanut butter today while fishing with my son. I'm not sure if they were trout or catfish but those are the primary fish in the lake we were fishing at and within seconds they were taking the peanut butter so I've got to find a better way like you guys have explained to keeping it on the hook. I'm super excited to try it tomorrow! Thanks for the info
My last wife had a tattoo of a clam put on her upper/inner thigh. If you put your ear up to it, you could smell the ocean. I'm no longer married to her. Tee-Hee.
I can't tell what kind of flour you're using, but I was told bread flour with it higher gluten content works better. I know it sure has long stringy strands.
+Journey The Outdoors Oh, ok.... Thought you might be trying to drum up some business there, telling us to use the little Mrs. gloves and all.... Hahahhaha My lips are sealed!
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They say use cattails to thicken punchbaits but you can use flour and cornstarch
It works awesome with Wheaties cereal. Take 3 cups of Wheaties in a Ziploc bag and crunch them up a bit. Add 2 cans of sardines and mix with in the Ziploc bag. You might need to add more cereal or water to finish off dough balls.
You want to use this bait on treble hooks with a spring. the spring helps one the bait on. I find the sardines with oil works better than packed in water.
Our carp bait was always wheaties or boiled corn meal
Looks good, Id add in a tablespoon or two of crushed garlic to jazz it up :-)
good vid.we have had good luck with 1 cup of corn meal, 1 cup of flour, 2 spoon fulls of garlic salt, a spoon full of vanilla, then a protein (throw either tuna, sardines, worms, bluegills, into a processer and liquefy them). combine everything with water until its the thickness of play doh. form into bite size balls then throw into a pot of boiling water. the boiling water will toughen it up enough to make sure it stays on the hook.
I am trying this
I tried this recipe and it didn't hold up. I watched another video where it said using cornmeal wasn't good. It didn't have enough gluten to help set up (you could squash it). Next time, I will eliminate the cornmeal and just use all flour.
Great video! I am going to mix up some of that sardine dough bait.
A can of jack mackerel is good as well. Thanks for the video.
Thank you so much I made this bait going out this weekend
Hey long time no hear buddy, i have found something for you to try if you ever fish more swifter rivers, or need to cast bait out farther. it is made cure-aid, it is a tube elastic mesh found only at your local med supply store, but it comes in 1/2 , 1 , inch and up. bought by ft, yrd, box, good for dough, liver, and worms, ......... lay this tubing out on the table and every 3/4in tie a knot, thall the way down, than cut right below the knot leaving very small tail. you shoud have a pocket no
Thanks, good vid, good sense of humor. Going to give it a try, maybe I'll add a bit of limburger cheese, with catfish ya can't get too stinky.
Thanks for showing your dough bait recipe! Once cooled in the fridge, will it stay on the hook?
Juanelo1946 yes it will. But it needs to cool in the fridge if its hot out when you go fishing take ice and cooler to keep it cool
w, than put bait in pouch and tie knot to close around it, than place on hook several times and it should stay good luck
This worked THANKS! But i added peanut butter also!
I stumbled onto peanut butter today while fishing with my son. I'm not sure if they were trout or catfish but those are the primary fish in the lake we were fishing at and within seconds they were taking the peanut butter so I've got to find a better way like you guys have explained to keeping it on the hook. I'm super excited to try it tomorrow! Thanks for the info
@@lizjohnson1979 use cotton balls
Icky sticky staaankEe! Just like i like it
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Thanks for the vid i caught a good cat on your bait
I like hamburger dough the best . But one could make a really good dough with bluegill also ;)
This worked THANKS!
Look great day. My wife going to kick me out because of you haha.
My last wife had a tattoo of a clam put on her upper/inner thigh. If you put your ear up to it, you could smell the ocean. I'm no longer married to her. Tee-Hee.
how long can these stay in water before mlting off?
Can I mix sardines in water and soybean oil?
I'm from Chicago to
Does it work with trout
It will stay on the hook of 30 + or - when you cast it gently
can someone respond to me i wanna know if i can use friskies catfood cans instead of sardines?
I wanna make this, but I gonna add cotton balls to it to help it stay on the hook. Not my idea, I saw it online
Guessing you like pasta? Lol
I used just the sardines and got a 21 lbs cat
I can't tell what kind of flour you're using, but I was told bread flour with it higher gluten content works better. I know it sure has long stringy strands.
Does this work on sea??
does it work?
can you make a video about how to make homemade catfish chum without or with ingredients making alcohol please and thank you
yes, I will get that made. what do you mean about the alcohol?
o.k. thanks
How long will it stay on? And are you going to upload the catfishing video?
Try canned mackerel and bran flakes.
When do we see the catfish video? And the new car video?
you say you from Chicago im in Harvey we should link up and go catfishing.....
can you use corn meal instead of flour
it may not hold because of the grain, AP flour is ground finer.
O.k. thanks
I'll never eat pasta again
Hahaha
tuna?
does it work?
Al Lee Sure
now just go to dollar store and get nylons for bait tubes
Refrigerator omg
would Vienna Sausage work aswell
Too oily
thanks
u need to make more vids of u catfishing
I bet you could use a can of tuna.
Can you use tuna cans
you can try it, although I recommend sardines.
Daniel Acuña Sure, tuna is as good as sardine, at least, for saltwater fishing.
That laugh though...
Can you use sardines with tomato
Alberto Mora Sure
Are you a divorce lawyer?
Nope, just a smart Husband..... ....shhhhh, she doesn't know!
+Journey The Outdoors Oh, ok.... Thought you might be trying to drum up some business there, telling us to use the little Mrs. gloves and all.... Hahahhaha My lips are sealed!