Bait Feeder
Bait Feeder
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 New 195m Stand Up Retractile Fishing Telescopic Rod  US $11.27
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 ULTIMA POWER PLUS SUPER STRONG MONOFIL 5LB 100M US $1.56
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 Okuma Avenger ABF65 Graphite Bait Feeder Reel 7 Bearings New US $55.00
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 NEW Okuma Avenger ABF40 Spinning Reel US $39.00
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 Okuma Avenger ABF50 7 bearing Left or Right 451 US $9.99
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 OKUMA AVENGER ABF 50 BAITFEEDER SPINNING REEL US $32.25
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 ULTIMA POWER PLUS SUPER STRONG MONOFIL 3LB 300M 016mm US $1.56
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 Okuma Cassien Baitfeeder Baitrunner Free Spool Reel CS 65 US $15.13
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 ULTIMA POWER STEEL ULTIMATE STRENGTH MONOFIL 26LB 300M US $1.56
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 OKUMA CORONADO CD 65a BAITFEEDER SPINNING SALTWATER REEL NEW US $69.00
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 ORACLE BAITS FRESH LUXURY BOILIES CARP MATCH FISHING US $7.89
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 Stand Up Retractile Fishing Telescopic Rod Pole 195M US $9.46
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 Okuma Avenger ABF65 Saltwater Baitfeeder Spinning Reel NEW US $54.95
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 Okuma Avenger Baitfeeder ABF30 Saltwater Spin Reel NEW US $39.99
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 Spinning Reel Bait Feeder 81BB New Series US $27.49
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 195m Telescopic Fishing Rod Retractile Fish Pole US $11.44
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 MIGHTY 730 BAITFEEDER FISHING REEL TOP QUALITY GEAR US $39.41
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 AMAZING NEW MAGIC BOILIE by Oracle Baits Carp POP UPS US $9.47
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 NW OKUMA AVENGER BAITFEEDER FISHING SPINNING REEL ABF90 US $54.99
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 SW 60 Spinning Reel Bait Feeder 91BB New Series US $23.99
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 Garbolino Pellet Cone Bait Press Spare Bungs Needles Available US $9.47
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 Okuma EB 65 Epixor Bait Feeder Spinning Reel Brand New In Box US $69.99
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 OKUMA NEW AVENGER 30 BAITFEEDER REEL ABF 30 US $39.89
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 2 PACK OKUMA AVENGER ABF 30 7BB BAITFEEDER FISHING REELS US $80.99
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 Drennan Power Bandits Bait Pellet Band Hair rig Hooks US $3.32
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 COTSWOLD BAITS GROUNDBAITS CARP BREAM ROACH TENCH US $5.52
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 New Drennan Method Mould Plus Extra Feeders US $12.41
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 Drennan Inline Method Feeders all sizes US $3.15
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 OKUMA AVENGER ABF20a BAITFEEDER REEL US $36.95
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 Middy Shot Gun Pellet Up In The Water Feeder Float US $4.73
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 OKUMA CEDROS CJF 40 Baitfeeder spinning reel US $113.33
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 Spinning Reel Bait Feeder 81BB New Series US $27.99
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Fishing The Flats
What’s the best tasting fish in the salt water? The flat ones are, hands down, a winner. Not only are they choice for the table, but also they provide a challenge to the angler. They are unique in their feeding habits and sort of slow about biting. If you’ve ever seen your cork or bobber seem to be hung on something and very slowly get lower in the water, you may have a flounder about to suck up your bait.
I’ll tell you what occurs in the winter with these fish. During the summer they have spread out to backwater areas, swamps, back-bays, and just about everywhere. But let the cold winds blow and they become travelers. With each successive norther, they move closer to the gulf and deep water. So, the trick in early winter or late fall is to find them somewhere on a road to the gulf. Channel edgers are a good bet. They like dead shrimp, but if it’s cold, you had better peel it. This is because cold water causes what I call ‘sore mouths’. ‘Sore mouths’ simply means slow and finicky biting. You need to be patient in the winter since flounder will test your stamina.
If you use a slide cork that can be adjusted, you have the right tool. You try it over and over, deeper and deeper until you see the cork start to lay over. This means that your weight and leader are on the bottom, a good way to tell how deep the water is. Measure the distance from your lead to your hook, add three inches to that distance and drag the cork up at that measure. Now your bait is three to four inches off the bottom and fair game for a hungry flatfish flounder. That’s why a flounder has both eyes on one side. He doesn’t need to inspect the bottom, just needs to lay on it.
About the Author
Captain Mike Scott is a retired Texas Gulf fishing guide and commercial fisherman. As Mike puts it "If you really want to catch your limit talk to me." Please feel free to contact Mike for any fishing questions through AlphaLane.com or by using his site email in the AlphaLane search page. Use Mike's CID which is 119 or simply search on category 'fishing'.
plz help i need to know some homemade bait ?
ok im going fishing tomorrow for carp ,is there ANY home product that i can use as bait to put on a feeder
Household items please.
Inside:
Yellow Corn
Peas
Bread
Macaroni
Butter Beans
Carrots
Cheese
Peanuts
Something Shiny (seriously)
Feathers
Out Side
Worms
Maggots
Grass Hoppers
Slugs
Any other insect you can get your hands on.
