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Black Salty Success Stories - FRESHWATER
Some of our greatest, and most gratifying
endorsements, come unsolicited from avid saltwater anglers, members of the
outdoor press and professional fishermen who have given the Black Salty
baitfish a try.
 "From
now on, when I need to buy a live bait for striped bass and
catfish, I'm using the Black Salty. I have tried other live baits
for stripers and cats and found that the Black Salty outlasts them
all. Even more important, striped bass and catfish both love 'em.
"When it comes to buying a live bait that will put fish in
the boat day after day, trip after trip, I call 1-877-GO-SALTY
every time.
"So should you."
Greg Lippincott
Bug-A-Bass Guide Service: Lake Texoma and Lake Tawakoni
Website: www.bugabass.com
E-mail: bugabass@bugabass.com
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I recently received several dozen of the Inshore size (small)
and Offshore size (large) Black Salty baitfish. I was very
impressed with the overnight delivery and the packaging.
The bait was in oxygen filled bags, inside a lined, padded and
insulated box with a freezer pack to keep the baitfish cool. I've
never seen baitfish so well packaged. The water the bait was in,
was still very clean and clear. You had to be careful netting the
bait out of the plastic bags to put in the bait tank, because they
were so frisky. I wasn't able to go out for a few days, so I kept
the Black Salty's in my bait tank. To my surprise, the water
stayed clear and even though I fed them some Goldfish flakes once
during that time. The Black Salty's are very clean baitfish to
keep compared to Shad. You don't really even need a filter on your
bait tank to keep the Black Salty's several days.
The other thing I noticed after several days was that there was
not the stink you get with Shad. There is not the problem with the
scales like you have keeping Shad in your bait tank. The Black
Salty was just as frisky after several days or maybe more than
when they arrived.
When I went out fishing with the Black Salty baitfish, you could
tell how lively they were by how the rod tip was bouncing. I set
one out on a balloon and the Black Salty took off like he had come
out of a starting gate. The bait was a hundred yards from the boat
in just a few seconds and I had to set the reel and put a stop to
the run. Sometimes it's hard to get Shad to leave the shadow of
the boat when you put them out on a float or balloon. Frisky may
be too mild a term for the Black Salty, they are as lively and
powerful a baitfish as I've ever seen, but not delicate like Shad.
Every time you touch a Shad, it looses a bunch of scales and the
scales seem to stick to everything.
I think one of the best things about the Black Salty Baitfish is
you don't have to spend hours throwing a cast net only to have the
Shad die on you before you get out fishing the next day. You just
call and order the Black Salty for the day before you go out to
fish and you have all the bait you need without the work.
Bonita Staples
Host of "Lady On The Lake Fishing & Outdoors" TV
Show
http://www.ladyangler.com
817-801-0289 |
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