View Poll Results: Your go-to bait for Channel cats

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  • Shad cut/live

    272 18.49%
  • Skipjacks cut/live

    24 1.63%
  • Bluegills cut/live

    189 12.85%
  • Creek chubs cut/live

    62 4.21%
  • Eels cut/live

    13 0.88%
  • Crawdads,Crayfish,Softcraws

    23 1.56%
  • Shiners/Minnows/Goldfish

    41 2.79%
  • Nightcrawlers/Worms/ Chicken liver

    454 30.86%
  • Stink/Dip/Punch baits

    238 16.18%
  • none of the above/other

    155 10.54%
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  1. #271
    Mike
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    For numbers of eaters catalpa worms.For size cut shad.

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    isaiah
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dav View Post
    If I am going to eaters I would not leave home without shrimp. If I am going for size I like Shad or creek chubs. This will vary from one area to another, at least I think so.:big_smile:
    i voted with big dav. shrimp is my fav. for channels gets em every time.

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    Raymond Eichelberger
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    Just a newbie, but use chicken livers with pretty good success.

    Ray

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    Josh
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    My favorite channel cat bait is the classic night crawler. It's the one bait that will never let me down for channels.

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    Aaron
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    were I go I will see and hear of guys using stinkbait or worms with little success I go with shrimp or cut bait and come out with stringers full.

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    jason mitchell
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    Just tried danny kings Punch bait for the first time today and i gotta say i was very impressed, the cats love at and you CAN NOT throw that stuff off the hook.It says on the tub to use treble hooks but at the end of the day i was even using bare circle hooks and still couldnt throw that stuff off. This stuff will ALWAYS be in my boat from now on.

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    Vinnie
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    Back before flats were in the river,my buddies use to throw livers for channels,while fishing at night.I used to spank them silly using raw shrimp:wink:During the day,I caught more 10# + channels on a carolina rig ,with a large shiner on a floating jig head, than anything else.The only problem I can't find any floating jigheads with real strong hooks.They straighten real easy:sad2:

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    Dale
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    I bring frozen shad, shrimp or nightcrawlers to target channel cats. I use a slip rig with a treb hook just below the sinker, and a two foot leader below that. Berkley Powerbait (liver flavor) goes on the treb for added scent, and the main bait floats downstream on a big circle hook.

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    Rick
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    My go to bait is little bullheads they work great for the bigger cats and also flatties:wink:

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