This Bar of Soap Outfishes ANY Bait — Tackle Shops Won't Sell It скачать в хорошем качестве

This Bar of Soap Outfishes ANY Bait — Tackle Shops Won't Sell It

This Bar of Soap Outfishes ANY Bait — Tackle Shops Won't Sell It A fisherman runs out of bait. Grabs a bar of Ivory soap from his tackle box. Cuts a cube. Hooks it. Casts. Within minutes, the rod bends. By sunset, 15 catfish in the cooler. All caught on bathroom soap. This is the $1 bait tackle shops don't want you knowing about. Because one bar lasts 20+ trips. And it catches eating-size catfish better than $20 dip baits. Louisiana fishermen have used it for over 100 years. Mississippi trotliners swear by it. And the science explains why it works: soap dissolves slowly, releases glycerin and animal fats, creates an oil slick catfish detect from 50 feet away. 📊 Quick Facts: • Ivory soap: $1-2 per bar (20-30 trips worth) • Zote soap: Pink bar, 66% animal fat, Walmart laundry section • Best for: Channel catfish 1-6 lbs (eating size) • Stays on hook: 30-60 minutes vs. 5 minutes for liver • Turtles and gar won't eat it (huge advantage) • Catfish dip bait: $15-20 per bottle (2-3 trips) ⚠️ Honest Truth: Soap catches eating-size catfish, not trophies. Works best on trotlines and jug lines. Fast rivers dissolve it too quick. But for filling a cooler without emptying your wallet? Unbeatable. How to use: 1. Get Ivory or Zote soap 2. Cut 1-inch cubes 3. Hook on treble with bait holders 4. Cast gently (it's soft) 5. Wait 10-15 min for scent trail 6. Set hook hard Why tackle shops don't stock it: One $1 bar = 20 trips. That's 20 times you're NOT buying their $15 dip bait. The industry can't profit from something this simple and long-lasting. This is fishing the way your grandfather did it. Before the bait industry told you it was wrong. #Fishing #CatfishBait #FishingHacks #DIYFishing #SoapBait #CatfishFishing #FishingTips #BudgetFishing #OldSchoolFishing #TackleShopSecrets