July 17, 2018: In this video I show you my method of catching, preserving, and storing Gizzard Shad for catfish bait.
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I was going to place a link to the net shown in this video, but I can't in good conscience recommend the Cast Net I got from Walmart. I have spent more time repairing this net than I have actually throwing it. Instead, here's a link to the net I recently purchased to replace the walmart one:
Fitec 5' Cast Net: goo.gl/uB8hFu
The food saver vacuum sealer used in this video was purchased at a yard sale for $5. (The sticker is still on it, that's how much it gets used in our household.) The food saver bags were Walmart brand.
Catching fresh bait each and every time you go catfishing will usually yield the best results. Sometimes, however, bait can be hard to come by. For those times, it's nice to have some frozen bait in your cooler. Frozen shad is better than no shad. I will be using this bait in an upcoming video to show you the results compared to fresh caught Gizzard Shad.
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