This type of thing does work, as I know a lot of people who use of cow feed and it does. I think what the need that these guys are trying to do is for the short term week-end folks. I hope it does prove out.

Gonna have to use a nibble too For now, I cant figure out how to get cakes on a hook... i used all my wife's Marshmallows in research and development I have consequently been banned from the kitchen once again. Thanks ck

not always but almost always

All I know about these is my buddy Kevin got a batch at the CAT extravaganza. Had glitter all over my passenger seat after he opened a package and was praying that DPS did not stop us on the way home. Packaging looked like rolls of illegal substance. Woulda been tough to explain to the cops. May be on to something here. Crappie with the munchies.

Ah hell. I was looking for a cake recipe.

Experimented with a few on Granger the other day with a brush pile at the fishing pier.

This seemed to be a good place to try as no one was fishing the pier that morning and I know that fish generally hang out around that pier.

Fished pile for a few minutes and did not get bit.

Put in two cakes and fished five more minutes and did not get bit.

Tried another cake and crumbled this one on pile.
Fished another 10 minutes and did not get bit.

Fished other areas of lake and fishing was not good at all.

At the end of day was going to go fish the baited pile that I left that morning, but there were people fishing the dock and did not want to disturb them.

No luck just yet, but did not drop as many of the cakes out that Greg said I needed to do per his instructions.... so verdict is still out.

I will do a full report next week on a pile that is on main lake and I will bait this one out the way Greg told me.

Will post results.

I have heard from 2 reliable sources that they are fantastic.




formerly lip ripper

I just received this E-mail from Bill Hoch: (2-22-15)


Dear Greg,

" Your product works great. We went to our crappie hole on Willis Creek Friday night (2/20/15) and did not catch it single crappie all night. A couple walked up on us just as we were packing up and asked how we are doing. We told them we had no bites and then the young fella handed me three crappie cakes and told us to use these next time. We went back to the crappie hole the following evening to try your product. As you can see in the picture attached we did very good. Your product put those crappie into a feeding frenzy, we were even catching crappie on dead minnows. WOW !"


Bill Hoch

I told you folks this stuff is the real deal !!! Place your orders NOW . There is a limited supply, for now.

254-722-2931
Ck

www.TheCrappieKing.com

koobycrappie, what was Greg's instructions about putting them out?
I'll be real interested to see your report after next trip. Thanks!!

I would suggest folks keep in mind the baitfish and gamefish patterns this time of year when baiting areas. Right now they are staging on main lake points, testing the water. trying to gradually move into spawning areas. I would not bait holes on the main lake in 6 to 16 feet. This time of year, most lakes the fish like 18 to 32 feet , even deeper. If your baiting a creek try to find a deeper hole, or sunken tree or brush. A ledge in a creek bend is also a good area.

I have to see this with my own eyes to believe it. Not of what to think. Quite interesting. ...hmmmm

As far as attracting baitfish and crappie to a brushpile I have no doubt in my mind that the Cakes work. This is the 1st year that I have used them to stimulate the fish to bite. It has blown my socks off,as to how well it works in this manner. here is a pic of what the cakes "SMELL LIKE" underwater. The more you look at CK CAKES Like DEER CORN the more it will make sense to you. Ck

BEFORE CAKES IN WATER




AFTER CAKE DEPLOYMENT

Are we not looking at what you just threw in the water?

Yes that's what it looks like on sonar when you drop them in the lake.

I think he means, is this just the cake crumbs themselves showing up on sonar, or is this baitfish?