Found Cut Bait

  • bret_clark
    Sparta, WI
    Posts: 9362
    #1219661

    I had a bad crappie trip only a cat guy could appreciate
    Finding crappies a week ago, I wanted to see if they were still hanging around. I was jigging a Swedish Pimple tipped with a waxie, Ultra light with 2lb.

    No crappies But there were Mooneyes I caught a few dandy’s for the freezer. They are my favorite cut bait. They are good and bloody plus, the flash they provide in current is second to none. It made my day
    I also caught some sheepies in the 5-8lb class. They sure made for some fun on the Ultra Light. Good practice for the real deal

    All in all, it was a good few hours on the water. Bait in the freezer and fun in the sun

    Good Luck Cattin’ People
    Bret

    Brian Klawitter
    Keymaster
    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
    Posts: 59992
    #438611

    Well hey! The day turned out pretty good eh?

    ggoody
    Mpls MN
    Posts: 2603
    #438644

    Nice Brett…sure sounds like fun, so freezing cut bait is OK guess I did not know that and always thought fresh would be better.

    cattinaddict
    Catfish country
    Posts: 419
    #438646

    yup, its ok to freeze it whole, then cut it as you go

    CA

    Ralph Wiggum
    Maple Grove, MN
    Posts: 11764
    #438674

    Pier, fresh is great, but not always feasible. Frozen works pretty well when that’s what you have. I freeze in one-trip portions–it tends to get mushy if you freeze-thaw a couple of times.

    bret_clark
    Sparta, WI
    Posts: 9362
    #438890

    Quote:


    Pier, fresh is great, but not always feasible. Frozen works pretty well when that’s what you have. I freeze in one-trip portions–it tends to get mushy if you freeze-thaw a couple of times.


    I freeze each Mooneye separate just for that reason. I also vacuum pack them to preserve the freshness

    ggoody
    Mpls MN
    Posts: 2603
    #438935

    Great ideas thanks guy’s.

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