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 Re: baiting a hole newby
[Re: rtp]
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04/29/10 03:26 AM
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GoneFishen
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One time shot,we load a 5 gal bucket of brew per sack.
Sink it an ride away.The turtles and fish pretty well trash the sack and it eventually breaks down.
We dont ever bait a hole to reach from the bank,strictly boat fishing in more open waters.
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Re: baiting a hole newby
[Re: GoneFishen]
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04/29/10 05:13 AM
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ILive2Fish
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If you can't find the burlap sacks, try a fabric store or two. I bought burlap by the yard before. Just gather it up around the chum and tie off the top with heavy twine.
If I were granted but one wish,... I'd Fix Stupid..!
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Re: baiting a hole newby
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04/29/10 01:45 PM
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rtp
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Thanks guys. I have been fishing all my life but am new to this catfishing stuff. It is a whole nother world.
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Re: baiting a hole newby
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05/04/10 02:09 AM
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moonlitsbass
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Russells feed stores 1.99 each full 50 lb size
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