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Fish Bait Recipe Book
By: Darren Takenaga
© 2004, Darren Takenaga – SRC
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It is my hope that you will find it very helpful in your
enjoyment of the sport of fishing. Some of the ingredients
found in the recipes might seem unusual and/or you might not
readily know how to obtain some ingredients. You may find
particular information such as description or place of
purchase from the Internet.
Please note that although these recipes have been tested and
have been found successful, they may not work all the time
in all conditions. This is what makes this sport exciting.
Take several baits with you on excursions including your
tried and true baits you have used in the past.
If you have any comments, feedback, suggestions, I would be
very much interested. Please email me at srcworld@gmail.com
Also, I am currently writing another updated edition of Fish
Bait Recipe Book. If you would like to submit “your”
recipe, please email or snail mail me for inclusion in the
next book. (Please go to end of book for form and other
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Thank you very much.
Sincerely,
Darren Takenaga, 2004
Trout Baits
Bait #1
Ingredients:
Oil of Anise
Fresh white bread
Peel off the crust of two or three pieces (portions) of
white bread. Add some oil of Anise. Work the liquid into
the bread until it has a heavy dough consistency.
Bait #2

Ingredients:
3.5 cups of water
1.5 cups of flour
.5 cups of sugar
1 cup of uncooked oatmeal
2 tbls of strawberry jello mix
2 tbls of maple syrup
Boil water. Add all ingredients, mix and place in
refrigerator overnight.
Bait #3
Ingredients:
1 Loaf of sliced white bread
1 6oz can of tuna packed in oil
2 tbls cornmeal
1 tbls garlic salt
1/8 tsp parsley
Remove the bread crust and throw away. In a bowl, mix
together remaining bread with the can of tuna by squeezing
through your fingers. Once this mix resembles stiff cookie
dough you are ready to add the cornmeal, garlic salt and
parsley. Work your formula until all the ingredients have
been mixed evenly. Keep formula frozen when not being used.
Bait #4
Ingredients:
1.5 cups of any kind of flake cereal
1 cup of peanut butter
2 big squeezes of any kind of syrup (maple, pancake, etc)
3 slices of American cheese
Mix together until firm.

Bait #5
Ingredients:
1 cup flour
water
.5 cups of curry powder (optional)
Place flour in bowl. Add small amounts of water until firm
and sticky. Roll into ball and coat with a little bit of
flour. Store in airtight container.
Variation: use .5 cup flour and .5 cup curry powder
Bait #6
Ingredients:
1 bag miniature marshmallows
.25 cup of garlic powder
1 small bowl
1 cup water
1 jar with tight lid (for bait storage)
Take out about 1 cup of the marshmallows and set aside.
Fill bowl with garlic powder. Put 5 marshmallows in the
cup of water and make sure they are wet. After soaking, put
the marshmallows in bowl of garlic and stir until coated
evenly. After coated, put in jar and start process over
again.
Variation: you can use a packet of cheese from a box of
macaroni and cheese or anise extract instead of garlic.

Bait #7
Ingredients:
1 Loaf of Sliced White Bread
1 Can Tuna in vegetable oil (6 oz.)
1 tbls garlic salt
2 tbls yellow cornmeal
.25 tsp anise extract
1/8 tsp parsley fresh or dried
1 bottle of red food coloring
1 bottle of yellow food coloring
1 bottle of mineral oil
ziplock bags
variation:
can substitute bread with Kraft Velveeta unsliced block
cheese
Remove and discard crust from bread. Empty entire contents
of canned tuna including oil into glass or ceramic bowl.
Mix bread and tuna until a dough consistency is reached.
Add parsley, garlic salt, anise, and cornmeal and mix
thoroughly. If mix is not moist enough, add a little
mineral oil to moisten. Set aside half hour.
Separate bait mix as follows. 50%, 25%, 25% and store the
50% in ziplock bag. Can be stored frozen for 6 months.
The other 25% mixtures are for coloring.
RED: Put a little mineral oil in ziplock bag and rub bag to
coat the inside walls with the oil. Open bag and add drops
of red food coloring. Add the 25% bait into bag and
THOROUGHLY MIX. Add more drops as needed to obtain dark pink
color. It is important that the bait is mixed throughout to
get an even color. Can keep in ziplock for storage. Can be
stored frozen for 6 months.
YELLOW: Same as above using the other 25% bait mix.
When fishing, use the uncolored bait first. If it doesn’t
seem to be working that day, use the red and then the
yellow.
Bait #8
Ingredients:
1 can cream corn
1 can sugar (use can from cream corn for measurement)
1 cup cornmeal
1 tbls vanilla extract

Combine everything except vanilla in a pan and bring to
boil. Stir often. (don’t let it burn) After it starts to
boil, add vanilla extract. If mixture is too moist, add
cornmeal. If too dry, add water.
Catfish Bait
Bait #1
Ingredients:
2 cans of tuna fish
1 tbls of strawberry flavored syrup
1 tbls of molasses
1 tbls of imitation strawberry flavor
1 tbls of ground cinnamon
3 tbls of garlic powder
flour, as needed
Mix all ingredients (except tuna) into a
bowl until well blended. In a separate bowl put your 2 cans
of
tuna and mash with fork until all of the lumps are out, then
add this to your other bowl. Mix it all together very well
then add flour until you get it to the right thickness to
stay on your hook. Stir with plastic or wooden spoon. Put
into fridge for 2 to 3 days.
Bait #2
Ingredients:
1 cup of hog pellets (can be found at local ranch or feed
store) – no corn additives if possible
8 peeled bananas
.5 cups water
4.5 cups flour
Combine water and hog pellets in glass bowl. Soak until
pellets break up. Add bananas. Mix. Add flour and mix
until dough consistency. Add more flour if still wet. Put
in ziplock bags and bring extra flour on fishing trip in
case flour is needed to stiffen bait. Store in cool dry
place.
Bait #3
Ingredients:

1 can cream corn
1 can sugar (use can from cream corn for measurement)
1 cup cornmeal
1 tbls vanilla extract
Combine everything except vanilla in a pan and bring to
boil. Stir often. (don’t let it burn) After it starts to
boil, add vanilla extract. If mixture is too moist, add
cornmeal. If too dry, add water.
Bait #4
Ingredients:
Pork brains from meat department
Limburger Cheese
Melt cheese. Remove cheese from heating source. Mix pork
brains with cheese until thick enough to stay on hook. Let
cool. Probably want to use rubber gloves when baiting the
hook. This bait smells and only the serious fishing
enthusiast may want to attempt this.
Bait #5
Ingredients:
1 cup cornflakes
water
1 cheese packet from Kraft Macaroni and cheese
Combine cheese and cornflakes. Add water while mixing until
dough consistency. (enough to stay on hook)
Bait #6
.5 cup self rising flour
.5 cup white corn meal
couple cans of corn
Combine flour and corn meal. Mix. Stir in juice from canned
corn until dough consistency. Let set overnight.
Bait #7
Ingredients:
1 can spam regular
1 tbls garlic salt
1 cheese packet from Kraft Mac and Cheese
ziplock bag
Cut spam into cubes. Combine all ingredients in ziplock and
shake. Shake and bait.
Bait #8

Ingredients:
2 cans of tuna packed in oil
white flour
Put tuna into glass bowl. Mash until chunks are gone. Add
flour while mixing/kneading. Add flour until dough
consistency.
Bait #9
Ingredients:
1 can cat food
3 tbls molasses
1 brick unsliced Velveeta Cheese melted
4 cups of cattle feed or fish food pellets
flour or oatmeal
hot water
Variation: dog food replacing cat food, strawberry soda can
be added to recipe.
Combine cat food, molasses, cheese, pellets/feed into bowl.
Mix while adding hot water to mush up pellets. Add flour or
oatmeal to dough consistency. Freeze in ziplocks bags for
storage.
Bait #10
Ingredients:
.5 box of Life Cereal
carton of chicken livers
1.5 pounds of Limburger Cheese
5 gallon bucket
water
Put cereal, liver, and cheese in bucket. Put enough water
in bucket to make moist and stir. Mold into hook sized
balls. Put on plate and heat with hair dryer or place in
sun until hard enough to stay on hook.
Bait #11
Ingredients:
1 bottle Thai Fish Sauce (found at Asian markets or Asian
section at grocer)
1 minced garlic
carton of chicken livers
scraps of fish parts (heads are best)
flour

Mix livers and fish scraps. Mash by hand tool. Add fish
sauce and garlic. Let stand for 10 minutes until bait
starts to stiffen. Add flour to thicken. Put into
jar/bottle with top opened slightly and let stand for 3
days. Use with sponge or dip bait.
Carp Bait
Bait #1
Ingredients:
1 pint water
.5 packet strawberry jello
2 tbls sugar
1 tbls vanilla extract
2 cups cornmeal
1 cup flour
Bring water to boil. Reduce heat to low and stir in half
pack of jello. Add sugar and vanilla extract.
In separate bowl, dry mix cornmeal and flour. Take mixture
and sprinkle some into jello. When bubbles appear, add more
dry mix. Repeat until all dry mix is used.
Stir for half a minute and dump onto sheet of aluminum foil.
When cooled, knead into ball. Wrap ball in for or ziplock
bag and store in refrigerator. (good for up to a week) Can
be broken into pieces, kneaded and placed on hook.
Bait #2
Ingredients:
1 plastic bowl
1 pack of strawberry or cherry jello
1 box corn flakes
Pour some corn flakes into bowl. Mash into small pieces.
Mix in a little water and jello. Add in small amounts until
mixture is firm and can be baited on hook.
Bait #3
Ingredients:
1 lb bag dry grits
2 cans whole corn (drained)
.5 box instant potatoes mix

2 cans cream of corn
1 box sugar pops cereal
Mix grits and corns into bowl. Start adding potato mix
while stirring until firm. Place sugar pops on hook and
pack mixture around the cereal.
Bait #4
Ingredients:
2 cups cornmeal
3 tbsp sugar
.5 tsp salt
1 pack strawberry jello
1 tbsp vanilla extract
2 cups water
1 bag of marshmallows
Pour all ingredients except for marshmallows in glass bowl
(pyrex or similar for cooking) and mix until dissolved. Cook
over low flame stirring constantly. While stirring, slowly
add marshmallows. Continue until batch is sticky and too
thick to stir. Put on wax paper and let cool. Wrap up and
ready to use.
Bait #5
Ingredients:
1 can cream corn
1 can sugar (use can from cream corn for measurement)
1 cup cornmeal
1 tbls vanilla extract
Combine everything except vanilla in a pan and bring to
boil. Stir often. (don’t let it burn) After it starts to
boil, add vanilla extract. If mixture is too moist, add
cornmeal. If too dry, add water.
Bait #6
Ingredients:
.5 pint sour cream
1 can cream corn
.5 box Hungry Jack Instant potatoes unflavored

Mix all together. Add more potato mix as needed to achieve
dough consistency
Bait #7
Ingredients:
2 cups flour
2 tsp vanilla extract
litre of strawberry or grape soda
Mix flour and extract in bowl. Stir while adding either
flavor soda until dough consistency.
Bait #8
Ingredients:
1 pack cherry kool aid
1 pack shrimp flavored ramen noodles
.5 cup corn meal
.5 cup flour
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 tsp almond extract
food processor
some water
Mix noodles and shrimp flavor in food processor until it
turns into powder. Add everything else and mix in processor
until dough consistency. Add water to moisten. Store in
refrigerator or freezer in ziplock bag.
Bait #9
Ingredients:
1 hotdog wiener
2 cups flour
2 slices of American cheese
.75 cup of water
Chop hotdog and cheese into small pieces. Put in glass
mixing bowl. Add flour. Mix while adding water until dough
consistency. Refrigerate.
Bait #10
Ingredients:

1 can cream corn
2 tbls butter nut flavoring or vanilla butter nut
3-4 packets of instant grits (not quick grits)
1 box instant mashed potatoes
Pour all of cream corn in large mixing container. Add
flavoring and 3 or 4 packets of grits. Mix. Add mashed
potatoes until dough consistency.
Bait #11
Ingredients:
1 jar peanut butter
2 slices of whole wheat bread
2 tbls water
take off crust from whole wheat bread. Spread peanut butter
on one side of each piece. Put peanut butter slices together
and put into bowl. Add the water and mix until dough
consistency.
Oil Based Formulas
(used for dipping – attractants for bait enhancements)
Recipe #1
Ingredients:
5 parts oil of rhodium
2 parts oil of cumen
1 part tincture of musk
Stir ingredients. Put 1 or 2 drops on fish bait to attract
fish.
Recipe #2
Ingredients:
1 lb ground anise seed or fennel seed
.5 lb ground allspice
1/8 oz oil of cloves
Mix thoroughly. Put in sealed jar for several days. Put a
drop on fish bait.

Recipe #3
Ingredients:
.5 oz oil of rhodium
1/8 oz oil of spearmint
.5 oz oil of anise
1 oz glycerin
Mix all. Put 2 drops on any bait.
Recipe #4
Ingredients:
2 oz cod liver oil
20 drops oil of anise
Mix well. Use on bait. Recommended for trout.
Recipe #5
.5 oz oil of rhodium
.5 pint olive oil
Mix well. Put 1 or 2 drops on bait.
Miscellaneous Tip:
Green husk juice from walnut can be used as dipping oil.
Special Bonus Secret Bait
This is a“natural” bait for catching trout and catfish.
Believe it or not, ant eggs make great bait. The most
popular ant eggs come from red or black ants. You need to
find the type of ants of the bigger variety because you need
at least eggs that are ¼” long so that they stay on the
hook.
You can put several eggs on a No. 8 or 10 baitholder hook.
When fishing for trout or catfish, use a sliding sinker rig
with a small marshmallow slid on the hook and up onto the

leader before baiting up. This floats the bait off the
bottom a little. Use a leader of about 18 inches for trout.
Catfish leader about 10 to 12 inches.
Gathering the eggs. Find anthills/nests and gather up
handfuls of ants, eggs, etc and put into a paper bag. (wear
rubber gloves to avoid getting bitten and leave some eggs so
that you can come back in the future to gather more eggs)
Take an aquarium or big box or similar and place in
sunlight. Cover half the box so that there is half sunlight
and half shade in the bottom. Place cardboard at the bottom
(shaded area)
Place the ants, eggs, debris in the sun side bottom. Soon
the ants will carry the eggs to the shaded side. After
awhile you can take the cardboard and scoop the eggs up.
You can freeze a years supply so that you don’t have to go
egg hunting on every fishing trip.
Important: you must place the eggs in a cardboard container
for freezing because the eggs will sweat if placed in glass,
plastic, or metal – thus ruining the effectiveness of the
eggs. Cardboard containers that hold oatmeal suffice.
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