Fishbites

[chunkster]

Anybody ever use this product? From what it seems to me.
They were the pioneers of the synthetic baits.

 

[tjd2320]

I've used Fishbites successfully for porgies, but I've seen surf casters in Fla using them for pompano. I'll bet they'll work on Northern kingfish & croakers in the surf around here. They come in many "flavors" -- squid, clam, blood worm, etc.
A nice feature is that they're a dry bait. You can keep them in your tackle box until you need them.

 

[stusurf]

I was wondering if the fishbites in clam could be used for early season stripers from the surf
Should br easier to cast and stay on the hook than real clams

 

[CaptFP]

I've seen the bloodworm catch everything porgies, fluke, schoolie bass, weakies, etc

 

[Loonzter]

I watched a guy on YouTube slaying blowfish with small pieces he cut with a pair of scissors.

 

[BoatGuy]

I tried some for Fluke on Tuesday. I never used them before. But my friend purchased some and I gave them a try. They seemed worked well. But the reason I am posting is their DURABILITY. Much better than Gulp as far as durability. Plus they catch fish.

 

[stusurf]

Sounds like a good idea. How did you rig them ? which type of fishbones did you use?