MassBass Posted December 20, 2022 Posted December 20, 2022 So if I had an abundant source of dead mice, do you think this would make a good catfish bait? Presentation I had in mind would be drifted under a float mid- water coulumn at night. Target specie is big white catfish, but channels are possible. Quote
mrpao Posted December 20, 2022 Posted December 20, 2022 Try to see. It wouldn't hurt to give it a try. Cut in half to let the blood and guts disperse into the water would probably be best. Just make sure they sink because the hairs may trap air and make the mouse want to float. Quote
Super User MN Fisher Posted December 20, 2022 Super User Posted December 20, 2022 I'm not sure - I remember my cousin (who worked for the DFW in MA) said that there were restrictions on what you could use as bait, but I forget what the list was...been out of MA for 40 years - he retired 15 years ago. I'd check with the DFW to make sure it's allowable. Quote
Super User roadwarrior Posted December 20, 2022 Super User Posted December 20, 2022 Sounds disgusting to me. I don't want to touch a mouse dead or alive. 1 1 Quote
Buzzbaiter Posted December 20, 2022 Posted December 20, 2022 I don’t see why it wouldn’t. Give it a shot Quote
Global Moderator TnRiver46 Posted December 21, 2022 Global Moderator Posted December 21, 2022 The real question is how much you pay per mouse? 1 Quote
Global Moderator TnRiver46 Posted December 21, 2022 Global Moderator Posted December 21, 2022 On 12/20/2022 at 2:58 PM, roadwarrior said: Sounds disgusting to me. I don't want to touch a mouse dead or alive. They probably tap dance on 25% of your food ! Quote
Super User roadwarrior Posted December 21, 2022 Super User Posted December 21, 2022 4 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said: They probably tap dance on 25% of your food ! Well, not in the house... I have a bug guy/ pest remover that is almost as dedicated as you. Besides regular visits he shows up on a moments notice when requested. We had tree rats in the attic a few years ago and killed five. Have not seen one since. Quote
Global Moderator TnRiver46 Posted December 21, 2022 Global Moderator Posted December 21, 2022 22 minutes ago, roadwarrior said: Well, not in the house... I have a bug guy/ pest remover that is almost as dedicated as you. Besides regular visits he shows up on a moments notice when requested. We had tree rats in the attic a few years ago and killed five. Have not seen one since. I meant before it ever gets to the grocery store . And maybe in there too (out back). And of course restaurants……. Way to stay proactive tho! Quote
Global Moderator Bluebasser86 Posted December 22, 2022 Global Moderator Posted December 22, 2022 I'm sure they would, but not sure why you'd want to? So many easier options available. 1 Quote
Super User Deleted account Posted January 8, 2023 Super User Posted January 8, 2023 whole and skinned, but why?... Quote
Super User scaleface Posted January 8, 2023 Super User Posted January 8, 2023 Never heard of anybody using a mouse for catfish bait . I think cut in half would work well . I would use it . Quote
VolFan Posted January 8, 2023 Posted January 8, 2023 If you’re deep frying I like them whole. Makes it easier to dip them in wing sauce and/or ranch. Gotta be careful with getting wing sauce on the rods though. If you’re making ‘mice and rice’ it doesn’t really matter but it’ll sure keep you warm for winter cattin’. @TnRiver46 knows what I’m saying. Possum ain’t just for breakfast anymore! 2 Quote
Global Moderator TnRiver46 Posted January 8, 2023 Global Moderator Posted January 8, 2023 1 hour ago, VolFan said: If you’re deep frying I like them whole. Makes it easier to dip them in wing sauce and/or ranch. Gotta be careful with getting wing sauce on the rods though. If you’re making ‘mice and rice’ it doesn’t really matter but it’ll sure keep you warm for winter cattin’. @TnRiver46 knows what I’m saying. Possum ain’t just for breakfast anymore! I got a triple Monday! 2 Quote
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