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 Re: Catfish Chum
[Re: WillieRip]
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02/21/18 12:27 AM
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taterpop
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I've been wondering if birds seeds would work. Any grain under water long enough until it sours will draw some cats and fly larva.
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Re: Catfish Chum
[Re: Dan_n_Texas]
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02/21/18 12:44 AM
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Marc-62
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I use a large outdoor trash can with wheels from Walmart. Add 3 packs of yeast, 4 lbs. of sugar , 50 lb. sack of milo & 50 lb. sack of wheat. Add water stir with a hoe in about 2 weeks it will stop bubbling . Put it in 5 gallon bucket with a lid for transporting to lake . Tight lines
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Re: Catfish Chum
[Re: Dan_n_Texas]
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02/21/18 01:38 PM
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BAIT956
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Either/Or/Both cubes and soured milo/corn will work. Try them both and use whatever one you prefer or both. Definitely use some type of chum.
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Re: Catfish Chum
[Re: Dan_n_Texas]
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02/21/18 03:30 PM
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Blue Blazer 2400
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Maybe someone can answer this for me, but I have always heard that catfish can not digest corn and once small catfish eat the corn that it can clog up their intestines and they can die.
That is why I always sour ether milo or wheat, so they can pass it.
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