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Thanks much. But how do you suggest it from not floating on in the current downstream?

Hey guys. I just got some oatmel to use. Do u suggest wetting the oatmel to let it sink in clumps or leaving it dry and letting it float? Thanks

Another chum question from me lol. I'm new so forgive me lol. But I'm planning on using oatmel as my chum. But my question is how do I do that? Do I wet the oatmeal so and sinks and wait a few minutes or leave it dry and let it float and let the current take it? Thanks so much

Thanks much. I'm gonna try oatmel. Think it will work?

Haha. That's true. And I'm in North Port. It's about an hour from Tampa and 30-45 minutes from Boca Grande.

I do like zooms a lot but they seem flimsy to me.

Personally, I would pick a culprit moccasin over any senko or yum dinger any day. Cheap for a pack, they last and I'm killing them on it here in Florida.

Ill take okeechobee. I feel like if the weather was good you would catch more trophys there.

Thanks lol. I'm a complete newby. I appreciate it

Thanks much. But when chumming with the oatmeal do you just throw out one whole pack and it sinks and you wait? Or is that wrong lol?

What chum is the best? Like oatmeal or bread etc. What method works best too?

Thanks for all the replys. About the PVC ring. What exactly is that? I just threw dog food out just now and got nothing. I didn't use the ring and it did scatter. Does that make a difference? I waited for about 2-3 minutes and saw nothing

Hey. Im fairly new to the whole shiner thing and i would like to know hoe to catch them consistently. I have a 5" net. I live on a canal that I know they swim in but the water has next to noe visiblity. I try chumming with bread balls but I dont really know what Im doing. Id like to know about how many slices of bread should i throw and how long do I wait after i chum to throw my net? Thanks a ton

Hey. Im Colin.m Im new to the whole bass craze. Im 14 years young and i live in southwest florida about one hour south of Tampa. I hope to get lots of information from you guys espically with tips on how to be a better live bait fisherman. I already posted a question about collecting shiners for bait. Please help me out. I look forward to learning from you guys and talking to you. Thanks! Colin

Hey. I'm new to the whole shiner thing but I live on water and I know that they straight up catch bass. And I know they live in the canal I fish. I have a 5' net. My question is how do I consistently catch shiners by chumming with bread? The water has no visibility even with polarized glasses. So how many slices should I throw out and also how long do I wait until I throw into that area? Thanks a lot. Appreciate it