Is Danny King's punch bait available in East Texas--Lufkin--Longview--Tyler--Jasper--or somewhere else?Let me know

you can buy dk at porters sporting goods on lake palestine at dog wood city.

I've tried it down there on Rayburn and Livingston and I just couldn't get it to work the way it does on other lakes. Not to say it won't work, but I've always had better luck with frozen/fresh catalpa worms, charlie, or chicken hearts. As always, shad for blues. Let us know how it works if you do find and use it. Good Luck.

HEY Willie give Danny king a call he will be glad to tell you were you can get it in east Texas..Good fishing to you.For some reason bait shops think catfishing is over :but far from the truth..DANNY KING PUNCH BAIT #5805647941

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LARRY (www.catfishangler.com (ACATS)

Discount city in Jacksonville had it the
last time I was there.
Might give them a call before you drive up.
Good luck MO

[This message has been edited by Mo (edited 09-18-2003).]

Danny Kings is also available at Mack's Tackle on Hwy 69 in Lindale Tx. Has has very good prices on it also.

Thanks guys, I found it at discount city in Jacksonville.Now I need to learn how to use it on Rayburn,I mostly bass fish and have just started catfishing this summer.I brought some dip bait back from Iowa and it seemed to work pretty good on the small cats mostly channels.anyone have any tips for catching some larger (3lbs or so)cats on Rayburn?

Everything I know about catfishing I learned
by reading MikeC's posts.
Use soured grain or range cubes to
bait several spots. Wait 20-30 minutes and
start fishing on spot #1. If no fish or
only dinks, proceed to spot #2. If you
get to your last spot and have not caught
your limit of decent fish, choose better
spots next time.
That in a nutshell is the basic strategy
of a lot of good catfishermen. Chumming up
the fish is the key to catching good numbers
of channel cat. (or you can fish under the
cormarants roosts and let the birds do
the chumming)
Good luck MO

[This message has been edited by Mo (edited 09-26-2003).]

WillieG, if you are catching smaller kitties and you want to bump your size up, move shallower is the best advice I can offer you without seeing your situation.

I typically find the smaller kitties will be four or five foot deeper than the larger fish.

Of course I very seldom ever wet a hook in water any deeper than fifteen feet since channels are my primary target fish.

From now to the end of December I likely won't look for channels in any water deeper than ten feet and most will be less than six feet.

Guys this is not an absolute, but it has worked too many times for me to discount it when moving into a new area.

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Mike
www.WhiskerKitty.com

Moe and Joes fishin stuff on loop 323 in Tyler across from peltier pontiac.