Magic Bait® Hog Wild Dip Bait
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- Catfish love this dip bait
- Simply dip sponge hooks and cast
- Easy and effective
- 10 oz.
Catfish love Magic Bait's Hog Wild Dip Bait! Simply dip your sponge hooks and then cast to your favorite spot. Easy and effective. 10 oz.
Rated 3.8 out of 5 by 13
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Rated 5 out of 5 by HuntAndFishLikeAGirl AWESOME!
I love this bait. I use the original blend though. It doesn't stink as bad as other baits and attracted all the catfish in the pond. It takes less than 2 minutes for me to get a 10 pounder with this bait! (See picture) Use it!
October 9, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by cfinch2223 THE BEST CATFISH BAIT EVER!!!
This is the BEST catfish bait I have ever used! It is also the SMELLIEST! Make sure to use a stick to put it on!
February 10, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5 by fishinnick Alright for commercial bait
ain't the best but it works, so if you need a quick bait for the weekend it would do alright
February 5, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Stumpie Highly recommended
I've used this at Kinkaid and Carlyle both on floats or on the bottom. It doesn't seem to matter. Anywhere the catfish spend time, they'll find it. This is some of the stinkiest, stickiest, commercial glop I've ever used, but it catches 'em. And that ain't no lie.
September 30, 2010
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I have the sponge treble hooks and I have the bait, but how should i tie it onto my line? just the sponge or some kind of weight?
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I bought the same thing. I wasted my money on it. What I ended up doing was taking the whole thing apart and just using the rubber orange part and sponge. I replaced the treble hook with an Eagle Claw Circle Sea hook. I catch big catfish, so I needed some real hooks. I tried with the treble hook, but it gets caught in the fleshy catfish mouth too easily. I threw away the line and just put everything back together on a swivel.
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use a split-shot and put it about 4 in. up from the spongeA:
If I'm using a sponge rig, then I'm using it on the bottom. I like a 14 lb. main line tide to a barrel swivel with a 1/4 oz egg slip sinker with a plastic bead to protect the knot at the swivel to help with casting. Then tie a 2 foot leader from the swivel to the sponge hook on the other end to finish the rig. Keep the sinker light just to get her down in lake fishin, but river current requires a much heavier weight. Ya don't want the laker cats to feel that weight. The sponge makes the hook float off the bottom right where they like it.1 of 1
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