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Have you ever thrown a handful of breadcrumbs from the dock? |
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Chumming
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done hundreds of years ago, by Native American Indians!
They hung a dead animal from a tree limb of overhanging the water.
Fly eggs would fall off the rotting animal into the water providing
the fish with food, and making them easy pickings for these smart
fishermen. Using a Rc Boat to carry chum is another way to attract a
school of fish to wherever you drive the boat. You can turn any remote control boat into a bait boat with "The Rc Fishing Pole" and "The Bait Bucket"! Use your own rc boat or see ours. Put some chum in the Bait Bucket and the fish will come running to your hook! |
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Recipes for chum are easy to make in the kitchen, and most sporting goods stores carry pre packaged chum. Freshwater Fishing chum includes simple things you already have in the kitchen like flour, bread, corn, oatmeal, dog food or cat food works too! etc. Depending on if you are Freshwater Fishing or Saltwater Fishing you might use different ingredients for the bait. Saltwater chum is similar, and usually includes ground up fish parts. |
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Chum Recipe Add about 1/2 cup water to the bottom
of a plastic container. Pour in the flour and corn meal, mix to a
paste. Now add the drained tuna, mix, then the cheese, cool aid mix
and finally the garlic powder. Mix well, you should now have a gooey
firm paste and the container should be half full. Now put the container with the lid on into the microwave for about a minute, the cheese should melt. Stir again, put the lid on and freeze the mixture for a couple of days until it is setup. You can also bake the mix to make chum balls. |
1/2 cup Corn Meal 1 cup Flour Old Stinky Cheese 1 packet Cool-Aid dry mix 1 Tbs. Garlic Powder 1 small can Tuna Fish, Water drained |
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Buy Chum at any Sporting Goods Store or Make Your Own! Use Bread, Corn....etc. Drive chum and baited hook-line from your pole hundreds of feet and create a Fish Frenzy! |
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Chumming Tip: Chum the same spot for a week or so before fishing the spot. This will attract the small baitfish which will in turn attract the larger game fish like Bass and Pike. This can also be used when fishing for carp. |
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Types of Ingredients to use for Chum |
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