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Chicken livers and catfish? Help #7492790 05/05/12 01:19 AM
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I cant keep the dang liver on my hook,i even trieb a weedless treble.the dang liver will not stay on with my spinning cast wit my ugly stik,im using a quantum spiNning


Re: Chicken livers and catfish? Help [Re: Duckpainter] #7603083 06/03/12 09:34 PM
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i always just use thread, go to walmart get the cheepest white thread you can find,after you put your liver on the hook just pulloff bout 18 inchs of thread and just wrap it around and around .works pretty good for me.


Re: Chicken livers and catfish? Help [Re: Duckpainter] #7603131 06/03/12 09:48 PM
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I just dont use liver. I use punch bait for channels it stays on.




Re: Chicken livers and catfish? Help [Re: Duckpainter] #7603146 06/03/12 09:52 PM
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Use fresh chicken liver not frozen. Fresh is more firm. Also, use a hook with the keeper barbs on the shaft. It,s the little things that you should focus on!!



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Re: Chicken livers and catfish? Help [Re: Duckpainter] #7603358 06/03/12 11:17 PM
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I have sprinkled chicken liver with sugar to toughed it up. My favorite method is to cut the liver into bait-size pieces and and dry it in the sun--kinda like jerky.


Re: Chicken livers and catfish? Help [Re: Duckpainter] #7885201 08/16/12 12:49 AM
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Go to the catfish forum!



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Re: Chicken livers and catfish? Help [Re: Duckpainter] #7889469 08/17/12 01:53 AM
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What he said^!


Re: Chicken livers and catfish? Help [Re: Duckpainter] #8069455 10/03/12 01:30 PM
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The absolute BEST method of fishing chicken livers for catfish is baitbagz. See http://www.baitbagz.com

Re: Chicken livers and catfish? Help [Re: uncle_bagster] #9150885 07/21/13 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted By: uncle_bagster
I have sprinkled chicken liver with sugar to toughed it up. My favorite method is to cut the liver into bait-size pieces and and dry it in the sun--kinda like jerky.


This ,but I use brown sugar.


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Re: Chicken livers and catfish? Help [Re: Duckpainter] #9150897 07/21/13 08:23 PM
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Most definitely,fresh is better than frozen.


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