Aquatic Nutrition Bait Maker Chum

The importance of live bait cannot be stressed enough. Rarely does anything out fish well-presented locally caught live bait. “Time is money” as they say. Spending time in the early morning chasing bait goes against the strong urge to run out to your spot and start fishing. The faster you can “Make Bait”… the faster you can go fishing.

Baitmaker is a moist product that is thrown to attract and concentrate bait-fish to your location. Concentrated schools of bait-fish are easier to throw a cast net on. In deep water, schools of bait-fish can be gathered with Baitmaker and caught with a Sabiki rig.

To Use: Grab a handful of Baitmaker, squeeze it slightly and throw it to the desired location. Baitmaker will disperse throughout the water column and attract a variety of species from down current. Baitmaker sticks together when squeezed and allows you to place it where you want regardless of wind speed. No more getting covered with fine powder.

Locations to catch bait;

Pinfish and Grunts are found in shallow grass flats from shore and out many miles. Look for areas with some tidal current. Throw a ball of Baitmaker and wait 5 minutes for the fish to gather. Throw a cast net or use a rod with a Sabiki rig to fill the live-well.

Pilchards, Greenbacks, Threadfins are also found in shallow coastal water near grass flats. Look for these fish “dimpling” or “rippling” the water in the early mornings or late afternoon. A good pair of polarized glasses will allow you to see their silhouettes against the sand bottom. The first throw of the net is the most important and sometimes all that is needed to fill or “blackout” the live-well, these type of bait-fish become wary after multiple catch attempts.