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Strangest Bait ?
What's the strangest bait yall have intentionally caught bass on? Last year
I had my son and grand son in the boat, we were fishing for bass and ran out
of night crawlers (only use them when the lil one's with us) and we ran out.
Took out a bag of Cheetos ... put one on a hook with a slip bobber and ....
BAM... we caught a nice two pounder for em lol lol.
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Joshuall
Dec 29
2004
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| Personally, I haven't used anything strange for catching bass, but Gil had a
couple of clients last season that did while he guided them. They were out for smallmouth bass and he had been catching them on
pumpkinseed tube jigs. That particular day however, the bass were not
cooperating very well until the client, without Gil's knowledge changed
lures. He tied on a standard worm hook and was catching smallies right and
left using raspberry flavored Gummi-Worms! Gil tried using some small soft plastics in a similar color, but evidently
the smallies wanted something sweet that day. |
Steve
Dec 29
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| I once wrapped some tin foil around a hook, left some trailers sticking
out behind. Jigged it up and down in a brush pile.....Nice 1 pounder
liked it....only thing, it was a crappie! <grin> |
jbkbub
Dec 29
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| Cheetoes worked for me too a few times at a small lake here with the kids French Fries also worked same lake Cookie dough Dave V caught a fish there on a Cigarette butt |
alwaysfishking
Dec 29
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| I once fished a bait almost as strange as the mood I was in that day: I was |
Bob
Dec 30
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| I once caught a limit of fish on -- I know no-one will believe me, but I
swear it's true -- on a CRANKBAIT. Honestly. A crankbait of all things!
I mean REALLY, now, who would have ever suspected fish could ever be
stupid enough to hit one of those things? |
RichZ
Dec 29
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| Back when pop tops first appeared on beer cans, they weren't attached as they
are now, but pulled free when you opened your beer. I was a poor college
student who couldn't afford to buy lures, so I used to bore a hole in one end
of the pop top and attach a split ring and treble hook. I tied my line to the
ring on the other end. It was too light to cast with a spinning rod, but with
a fly rod you could get it out 30 feet, then twitch it back. The action of
that light aluminum was hard for fish to resist. i caught lots of bream, a few
bass and a channel cat or two, before the can makers wised up and came up with
the pull tab system we have now. Family, Friends, Fishing,
Rob Storm
http://stormsrestaurants.com |
rstorm453
Dec 31
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