Home made fish bites/ nibs/ gulp bait..whatever you want to call it. 

Good idea, I will try that and see the outcome.

Oh..ok..ill keep that in mind

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I would have, but i couldn't find it anymore. It's been years ago. But i will look again.

all good, Thank you@@fishingmisty

@@kylemiller9806 allg

Thanks..spring is just around the corner so im hoping to get to test it out sometime in april

I will make a batch and see what I catch

@higherpurpose1212 When I made it, it was wintertime, so I only got to test how good it stays on the hook..which it did great. So im about to make another batch and test if the fish will eat it.

When I last made this stuff, I used shrimp heads and shells left over after salting some shrimp for bait. Just blended the heads and shells with some water in a blender, then boiled it for a while so it releases all the smell and taste into the water. then strained the solid matter out and used the liquid. (make sure to filter out all particles as they will ruin the gelatin not letting it set properly. If you want to stay on the hook a bit longer, just incorporate a piece of pantyhose in the middle of it, cheaper than cheese cloth and comes off easier when you do want to remove it.

Actually, it doesn't, but a few other subscribers suggested that i put a layer of cheesecloth in it. And that's a good idea to make it stay on the hook better. But when i fished with it, i never had an issue. I fished the Ky River with it, and it stayed on the hook for the whole time.

I let mine set in the fridge about 3 to 4 days.. and it was good to go...it was firm enough to stay on a hook. The more gelatin you put in it, the harder it gets.. but i will say from testing it.. Don't leave it in direct sunlight. I'll do another video on making it thicker, and I'll test it out in normal conditions.

@@fishingmisty I have kept it for 3-4 days in the fridge and it was hard, but it melts after taking out from the fridge also it is not under direct sunlight, only in the room temperature.

Then i would say put more gelatin in it. It's almost like you are making gelatin plastic. But i will definitely make another batch and put more gelatin in it and see if that allows you to be able to keep it at room temps without melting. I'll let you know the results. That way you dont have to waste your time and money.

@@fishingmisty ok good, thanks in advance,

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Thats a great idea..ill try that

Thanks for subscribing, and that sounds like a good idea, adding different seafood. I hope you catch a lot of fish with it.

Your welcomed..i hope you catch a big one

I will also be trying this, trying to imitate the gulp sand worm

Did you try it? If so, how'd it go?

@dangareau i didn't get to really try it , but i am making a video in the next few weeks, and i will be using all the baits i have made to see how well they work so stay tuned.

I've fished with it in a river, and it stayed on the hook pretty well. But I would say you want it to dissolve some so the scent can attract the fish. I will look up the stuff you mentioned and see if it would work in this. I'm always looking for new ways to make baits, thanks

I dont know..I havent tried anything like that.

There is a guy who lives in Florida that i got this idea from..he has caught many fish off of it..but as for me i made that back in the winter and never got to really try it out the way i wanted to..im about to do a video on all the bait ive made and test them out in the fall..so keep an eye out for it.

Im definitely going to tey that..thanks

I will put the measurements in the description if that will help..

@@fishingmisty ok good that will do. Thanks

1/2 cup of water, 1/2 cup of whatever flavor or scent you would like. 6 tablespoons of unscented gelatin. Add glitter if you would like.

Yes..i actually got this bait idea from a man in Florida who used it fishing in the ocean.

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I only used it 1 time so far.. and it was for like 10 minutes, so i really haven't got to test it out the way i want to. But i am going to, in a few weeks, and post the video.

@@fishingmisty Alright, i am looking forward to hearing from you.

That sounds like a good idea..

Because it is a food product, i havent tried storing them for long periods..i usually just make what i need for that fishing trip.

Cornstarch and silica packet. Or dehydrate them slightly and cornstarch with a silica packet. They melt when hot

They lasted me a few days in my bag..but started to mold around the 4th day...but of course that was in warm weather..i dont know how long they would last through the winter out in your bag.

@@fishingmisty you can add potassium sorbate to help preserve it

@Carlton Henry 268 thats a good idea, that way you can keep it in your bag longer.

I'll keep that in mind..im sure they make an edible glitter, but i would have to google it.

@@fishingmisty I remember a story about glitter and how it shows up in crazy places. England was talking about banning glitter unless it's biodegradable.

@comfortablynumb9342 That's crazy. I've never thought about it..but ill be more mindful of it from now on.

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I dont know i havent tried it..i dont see why not..just use oil instead of the gulp spray

Thank you. I just made my first batch tonight with scent and yellow and glow in dark glitter

Now that is cool..glow in the dark glitter..i never thought about that.

did it work? did it catch fish? @@sistagalsfishinadventures5910

Fishingmisty po box 96 perry park ky 40363......and thanks..plus thanks for watching

Yes..it stayed on the hook really well but i havent caught a fish with it yet...as soon as i do i will post that video.

@@fishingmisty ty for the positive replay