Fresh mullet and/or pogey bait

[keakar]

Originally Posted by Hightower

Academy sells bags of frozen pogies.

never heard of using pogies for anything but live ones for specks and dead ones for crab or crawfish bait, are pogies good cut bait for redfish?

by the way I went to terry's today in leeville and he has a freezer full of mullet. bag of 6 was $4 and they average around 6-8" long (so .65 cents each basicly)

[Capt.B]

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[Capt.B]

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[meaux fishing]

Originally Posted by Capt.B

I bet there is NARE..."1" commenting that can throw a cast net!!!!:*****::*****::* ****:

pffffft

[meaux fishing]

Originally Posted by keakar

never heard of using pogies for anything but live ones for specks and dead ones for crab or crawfish bait, are pogies good cut bait for redfish?

by the way I went to terry's today in leeville and he has a freezer full of mullet. bag of 6 was $4 and they average around 6-8" long (so .65 cents each basicly)

pretty much any offshore fish will eat a frozen pogie

[keakar]

Originally Posted by meaux fishing

pretty much any offshore fish will eat a frozen pogie

ok, Im used to any chunk of meat in the water working offshore, heck we used to use can tabs tied to a hook to catch bluefish all the time, but i never thought of using pogies for marsh fishing.

I tried using cut up chunks of white trout for bait once in golden meadow but nothing wanted it, not even the crabs lol