"If you chum crappie, they will come"
Feeding the fish with food for the benefit of catching them. The
saying “Cast breads upon the waters” The idea is to get the game fish
to thinking there is free food, fooling them into thinking there is no
hooks around. This concept works for the fishermen getting the fish
to come to them, instead of searching the lake for them. Ration don’t
overfeed.
Some preferred chumming items.
Save your fish scales and freeze them into ice cubes (recommend do
this in extra refrigerator). When you go fishing throw out couple
cubes every so often. As the cubes melt the scales will reflect the
your night night, and attract bait and game fish.
Egg shells frozen into cubes or just tossed on the waters will do the
same, use a roller pin and crush them up super fine.
Minnows get 3-4 dozen and crush or grind them into a paste or very
small titbits, use a pan to catch all the drippings. Left over fish guts
using the same procedure.
Canned oiled sardines using the above techniques.
Canned: cat food, dog food, canned corn, breakfast cereals, etc: the
ideas are unlimited!
How to present the above:
A coffee can, nylon stocking, mesh bag, anything that has small holes
so there is a steady stream of scent and drippings of blood and guts
flowing into the waters. Take a weight to lower the above to varied
depths until you start to catch fish.
Jarring for crappie:
This is a trick clear back to when glass was invented. Glass jar with
bunch of holes in the lid. Add water and 6-12 minnows. Tie the neck
with a strong cord and lower it to the depth you wish to fish. The
commotion of the minnows trying to escaping and the noise of them
bumping the inside of the jar, plus their scent escaping thru the
vented lid is hard for crappie to resist.
Wicked combo:
Use the jarring method above with gold fish, can you image the gold
fish scales flashing off your fishing light?
All the ideas of been proven by fishermen long long ago.
Check your local laws to ensure that it is legal in your state.
Author
Bob Spare
Feeding the fish with food for the benefit of catching them. The
saying “Cast breads upon the waters” The idea is to get the game fish
to thinking there is free food, fooling them into thinking there is no
hooks around. This concept works for the fishermen getting the fish
to come to them, instead of searching the lake for them. Ration don’t
overfeed.
Some preferred chumming items.
Save your fish scales and freeze them into ice cubes (recommend do
this in extra refrigerator). When you go fishing throw out couple
cubes every so often. As the cubes melt the scales will reflect the
your night night, and attract bait and game fish.
Egg shells frozen into cubes or just tossed on the waters will do the
same, use a roller pin and crush them up super fine.
Minnows get 3-4 dozen and crush or grind them into a paste or very
small titbits, use a pan to catch all the drippings. Left over fish guts
using the same procedure.
Canned oiled sardines using the above techniques.
Canned: cat food, dog food, canned corn, breakfast cereals, etc: the
ideas are unlimited!
How to present the above:
A coffee can, nylon stocking, mesh bag, anything that has small holes
so there is a steady stream of scent and drippings of blood and guts
flowing into the waters. Take a weight to lower the above to varied
depths until you start to catch fish.
Jarring for crappie:
This is a trick clear back to when glass was invented. Glass jar with
bunch of holes in the lid. Add water and 6-12 minnows. Tie the neck
with a strong cord and lower it to the depth you wish to fish. The
commotion of the minnows trying to escaping and the noise of them
bumping the inside of the jar, plus their scent escaping thru the
vented lid is hard for crappie to resist.
Wicked combo:
Use the jarring method above with gold fish, can you image the gold
fish scales flashing off your fishing light?
All the ideas of been proven by fishermen long long ago.
Check your local laws to ensure that it is legal in your state.
Author
Bob Spare
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