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Old-Time Catfish Bait Recipe

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Use an old-time catfish bait recipe and enjoy delicious cat fish at your next get together.

You can lure catfish to snag with your fishhook using a variety of stinky baits. From uncooked chicken livers to store-bought stink baits, you can try hundreds of baits and see which one provides you with the most bites. In addition to these catfish baits, you can use old-time recipes to make your own special baits to market or use in attempt to catch a large catfish to serve at your next fish fry.

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    Things You'll Need

    • 5 lbs. old cheese
    • 5-gallon bucket and lid
    • Boiling water
    • Potato masher
    • 3 lbs. chicken liver
    • Blender
    • Large cooking spoon
    • Flour
    • 4 cups corn flakes
    • ½ cup garlic powder
    • 1/3 cup cubed cheddar cheese
    • 2/3 cup molasses
    • Resealable sandwich bags
    1. Cheese and Liver Recipe

      • 1

        Purchase 5 lbs. of old cheese or an assortment of fresh cheese. Allow the fresh cheese to sit outside the fridge for a few days and spoil a bit.

      • 2

        Cut the cheese into chunks measuring about 1 inch cubed. Use a regular butter knife to cut the cheese into the chunks and place them inside a clean 5-gallon bucket.

      • 3

        Pour boiling water over the cheese chunks. Add only enough boiling water to cover the top cheese chunks and use a potato masher to mash the cheese into a thick paste in the bucket.

      • 4

        Place 3 lbs. of fresh chicken liver in a blender. Dump the entire contents of the chicken liver container, including any blood and fat, into the blender. Grind the chicken liver into a thick pulp and pour it into the bucket with the cheese.

      • 5

        Mix the cheese and chicken liver pulp thoroughly with a large spoon and cover with the bucket lid. Squeeze in the sides of the bucket before snapping the lid completely into place.

      • 6

        Set the full bucket in the sun and allow it to set for several days in a hot location. The bucket sides should start to expand as the mixture creates gasses from sitting in the sun. Wait two or three days before opening the bucket.

      • 7

        Add flour to the mixture to create pliable dough. Add a small amount of flour at a time and mix the flour in with a spoon until you have a thick paste you can easily roll into small balls to place on a fishing hook.

      Liver, Cheese and Corn Flake Bait

      • 1

        Place 3 lbs. of partially frozen chicken livers into a blender and add 4 cups of regular corn flakes. Blend the mixture to create a thick, chunky paste.

      • 2

        Add 1/2 cup of garlic powder, 1/3 cup of cubed cheddar cheese and 2/3 cups of molasses to the blender. Turn the blender on a low setting and thoroughly mix all the ingredients.

      • 3

        Spoon the mixture out of the blender with a regular tablespoon. Divide the bait into sizes for single fishing trips and place the bait in resealable sandwich bags. Freeze the bags of bait and thaw out a bag or two each time you go on a catfishing trip.

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