Bill Dance Advantage Bait Dipper
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Hand-picked by Bill Dance himself to help you bring Ol' Mr. Whiskers to the dinner table!
Holds a large amount of dip bait and keeps it there longer. Great for small to medium sized cats in lakes and ponds. 3 pack.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by bobicah gets the job done
i bought some of these and they work really well with hog wild dip bait. i would say if you're not planning on keeping your cats, then you probably want to keep the basket and the sponge and just tie a bigger hook on because the hook they come with is so small that they may swallow it pretty good and wind up getting gut-hooked pretty bad. but as far as holding a good amount of bait and being easy to use, they are great. i would not hesitate to use them again.
March 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by gilpin99 great product
These hooks are well designed to hold alot of bait.
August 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by wabashfred pretty good
I use sonnys catfish bait and worked ok at first but bait wouldnt last long in mesh bag.I stuffed bag with pieces of sponge and bait stays in much longer and I do catch more fish.
June 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ub748 Excellent
These things hold the bait on so well you'll have trouble cleaning them off when your packing up to leave. No joke, I almost wish they didn't work THAT well. :) As for performance, I haven't had any luck catching anything but I'll chalk that up to the lake and the bait I was using. Oh, one thing, the line trails off to a cut end with nothing attached. I was surprised to see this so just expect to either tie this onto something or if you have some barrel swivels laying around attach them first before you head out.
July 18, 2011
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I think so but I have used one ounce sinkers only with it.Q:Â
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has anyone ever considered like a kitchen syringe and maybe injecting the bait into the netting?
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I have, it was intended for frosting a cake and it worked pretty wel. Except it seemed I spent more time loading the seringe with bait than i did the lure, and then you had to clean the thing when you got home or the dip bait would dry and clog it up. I went back to pushing the lure to the botom of the bait jar with a stick.1 of 1
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