09-26-2003, 06:27 PM
Hey threre Guts, aquaman is right. In addition to that you get a lot more carpmeat for your dollar than you do the crawlers. Plus, the crawlers don't smell as bad as the carp meat. Remember there is a general rule for cats. The stinkier, the better. That is in most cases, but not all. Alot of it depends on the current water conditions and what is available in the local body of water that you are fishing.
From some information that I have gathered, I have learned from different parts of the country, the cats behave differently. In some areas they are using anchovies, mackeral, carp meat, worms, chicken livers and many other supriseing methods. I have even caught cats on trout power bait!!!
Just so you know, there is no sure fire method that will work everytime in every area. So good luck and come on back and tell us about your success. Here is a link that may help you from previous discussions. Check it out and it's up to you to go from there for the results.
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From some information that I have gathered, I have learned from different parts of the country, the cats behave differently. In some areas they are using anchovies, mackeral, carp meat, worms, chicken livers and many other supriseing methods. I have even caught cats on trout power bait!!!
Just so you know, there is no sure fire method that will work everytime in every area. So good luck and come on back and tell us about your success. Here is a link that may help you from previous discussions. Check it out and it's up to you to go from there for the results.
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