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What bait do you use to catch big fish?

Asked: Alina Lopezy, Last Updated:

When fishing for big fish, the number one rule is to use the best bait for the spot. That isn't always the same bait. Some places its live bait, whether that's minnows or live bluegill or skipjack, and in other places it's cut bait or worms. Heck, sometimes the best bait for a spot is shrimp or even crawdads.

FAQ

  • Will Cory catfish eat dead shrimp?

    Cory cats could eat dead or sick shrimp. Health fast shrimp will be fine.

  • Is canned tuna already cooked?

    Tuna can be eaten fresh; either raw or cooked, and canned (which is always pre-cooked).

  • What happened to all the king salmon?

    The world's wild king salmon stocks are disappearing. In 2015, abnormally high river water temperatures in Oregon triggered a die-off of threatened chinooks. ... Less than 1 percent of wild chinooks—maybe less than 0.5 percent—are returning to native streams like Tseta Creek to spawn.

  • Can fish die if the water is too warm?

    Warm water holds less dissolved oxygen than cold water, so summer is the time when fish can have a hard time getting enough oxygen. ... So on warm summer nights during algal blooms, the dissolved-oxygen concentration sometimes drops too low for the fish, and a die-off can occur.

  • Do worms die when frozen?

    Although worms can't survive freezing temperatures, they lay eggs that are encased and protected by very small cocoons. They can survive through winter to emerge as tiny baby worms, once temperatures warm up again. ... Fortunately, the eggs laid before their demise provide sufficient replacements next spring.

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    Species:L. catla
    Binomial name

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    • Avocado Tuna Salad.
    • Lighter Tuna Casserole from Gimme Some Oven.
    • Tuna and Tomato Pasta.
    • Asian Tuna Salad.
    • Pasta with Tuna and Arugula.
    • Tuna Patties.
    • White Bean and Tuna Salad.

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    The complex process involved in the smoking is what gives the fish its distinctive taste. First the fillets are brined in a salt water solution. The fillets are then drained on spreats which are long rods made of stainless steel. ... This prevents the fish from flaking during the smoking process.

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