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Buy Direct or via Federal Express Overnight
To find the Black Salty baitfish dealer nearest you, or order your
baits via Federal Express Overnight Delivery, call our toll-free hotline
at 1-877-GO-SALTY (1-877-467-2589).
Fedex shipments are delivered on Tuesdays and Fridays. Call to verify
shipping schedule and regulations in your state regarding the use of
Black Salty baitfish in freshwater, and where applicable, saltwater.
Choose from three sizes: Small (2"-3"), Large (4-1/2"-5") and XL
(6"-7")
Available in 5- or 10-pound boxes
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A Letter from Black Salty Dealers Richard and Kandy Seay, Lake Fork Country
Store, Yantis, TX
Dear Mr. Anderson:
Richard and I wanted to take time to send you this small note to thank you once
again for developing the Black Saltys. It has increased our sales and made
taking care of our bait so much easier. I wish some fishermen were not so
hard-headed, and we could sell more.
It takes some time to educate the fishermen to the durability and effectiveness
of the Black Saltys, but I am happy to do so. We advertise the Black Saltys in
the Fisherman's Guide: News You Can Use paper.
Thank you …
Kandy and Richard
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BLACK SALTY BAITFISH
The West Coast, The Gulf Coast and the Eastern Seaboard. Lakes and
rivers throughout the United States. Private ponds and impoundments
of all sizes. You name it, in freshwater or saltwater, inshore or
offshore, the pond-raised Black Salty baitfish has earned its
reputation as "The Ultimate Live Bait."
No more leaving home early to buy live bait. No more
long waits in long lines only to learn supplies have
sold out. And no waste. Keep the baits you don't use for
your next trip. With proper
care and handling, 12 months a year, you can hold
your baits in an aerated freshwater livewell and have
them when you need them!
Whether you're a professional charter captain, a
tournament competitor or simply a weekend angling
enthusiast, there is no more field-test-proven,
cost-effective, flat-out fish-catching live bait than
I.F. Anderson Farms' Black Salty baitfish.
| Huge Yellow Cat |
Small-size Black Salty live baitfish can attract some big-time fish. For proof, look no farther than this 60-pound-plus yellow cat taken from the Kansas River near Kansas City by angler Ryan Ayres.
Joining Ryan was his nephew, Nathan Ayres (weighing in at 58 pounds, which makes him almost as big as the fish). "Nathan loves to fish," says Ryan. Seeing as how this huge flathead was only one of more than 40 whiskerfish the avid uncle-and-nephew angling duo caught on Black Saltys over Memorial Day weekend, it's little wonder why.
Many thanks to Ryan for sharing this great picture. You can do the same by emailing your Black Salty catch photos to larry@blacksalty.com. Be sure to include the anglers' names, weight of the fish, size of the bait used, the lake or river fished and any other interesting information you'd like to share with the crew at BlackSalty.com.
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| 19 Jun 2009 - 12:25 by Larry Bozka |
Photo of the Week
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| Monster Cat |
Capt. Mike Starrett's Indian Head Charters, Inc. website, www.indianheadcharters.com, is loaded with impressive photos of remarkable catches. None, however, are perhaps more striking than the shot of the 52-pound blue cat that the veteran Potomac River guide recently caught while fishing a Black Salty live baitfish. "It was just at dark when our starboard short line went running under the boat," Starrett reports. "I saw the rod twitch and the line go slack, so I advised the nearest client to quickly pick up the rod and start reeling. The line came tight on a 9/0 circle hook baited with a 4-inch (Large) Black Salty, and the fight was on." The stand-up tuna rod and the 50-lb. braid were put to the test as a quick 60 yards of line melted off the reel. "After two more runs and about three attempts at netting the monster blue cat it was finally lifted into the boat," Starrett recalls. "It weighed 52 pounds on my scales and measured 42 inches. I burped it and released to fight again." Starrett says the Potomac River is fast becoming the premier location for monster blue catfish. Considering this photo and those on his website, it's safe to say that's an accurate assessment. Many thanks to Capt. Starrett for the awesome shot and exciting news. For more information or to book a trip, email him at mstarrett@earthlink.net.
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| 19 May 2009 - 22:16 by Larry Bozka |
Photo of the Week
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