Cat Fish Bait - For Finicky Eaters

It is important for anyone who wants to fish for catfish are going to need to know the best baits to use

. The problem with catfish is that they are very finicky eaters. This may seem strange to those who have never fished for cats.

They are supposed to be bottom feeders that eat just about anything right? Well, to a degree that statement is true, but not totally. Catfish are notorious for hitting at one type of bait one day and the totally ignoring the same bait the next day. For this reason, it is important to bring more than one type of bait with you whenever going fishing for the cats. Keep in mind that each species of catfish have their favorite live baits, but the following are the most popular catfish bait that are offered for the three main species of catfish.

1. Stinky Baits - These are the most popular types of bait for catfish. Catfish follow scent trails as they seek out their food by smell. Laying down a nice scent trail for them to follow with stinky baits is going to offer a better chance at getting one of these cats to bite. There are many different types of stinky bait on the market. They can be purchased at any bait store and some discount stores even carry them.

Those who want to can find recipes online to make their own stinky baits. You may want to make your stinking bait in the garage or an area on the property that is not too close to the house. This is not called stinky bait for no reason. It is called stinky bait because while it smells tasty to the catfish, humans are going to find it smells horrid. While you are going to use this bait for positive results, your family may not appreciate the smell and ultimate outcome of making it at home.

2. Live Baits - There are many live types of bait that are going to work well when fishing for catfish. Many different types of minnows can work wonders and can leave a scent trail that most catfish can not resist. Using this type of bait also offers the added incentive of having wiggling bait that the cats can also lock into as well as the scent that the minnows leave behind. One of the most common minnows for catching the cats is the shiner. This minnow leaves a strong scent trail and also offers some reflection in the deeper waters that can attract the attention of the catfish.

by: Daniel Eggertsen

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