Dough ball fishing bait works as well as other baits commercially available. Fish are attracted to the tasty treat and can't help themselves when they yank the whole ball and get hooked in the process. Dough balls can be made in different flavors to appeal to many varieties of freshwater fish such as catfish, crappie, carp and crawfish. Easy to prepare, dough balls may be made ahead of time and kept in a zippered plastic bag in the refrigerator for a week or more.
Significance
Make dough
Types
Flavoring the dough
Effects
Weather conditions, water temperature, spawning season and time of day will all determine how long it will take to catch fish. Knowledge of good fishing holes will also have bearing on how many fish are caught. Dough ball fishing bait may be used any time of year and with all species--catfish and pike are especially fond of smelly fishing bait and will bite on it given the opportunity. Catfish will be slow to bite in cold weather. Tie the dough ball on the hook if necessary by wrapping sewing thread around it to make sure it stays in place.
Time Frame
Dough
Geography
Geographic location will dictate year-round success using dough ball fishing bait. Tropical venues such as Florida are ideal for using this type of bait when fishing. Louisiana and Mississippi are other favorable locations for year-round success.
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