Posts by Claire

Our May Winner – Mr Chris Laimit!  Chris writes: “The last fish I caught was an incredible story all by itself. I went out at first light and watched the sun rise. I had recently purchased a Shimano Sedona 4000 FE, from J & M Tackle because my Pflueger reel seized up on me (-in…

  We recently received this kind letter of gratitude from surf caster Chris Laimit.  It really needs no introduction.  His appreciation and story speaks clearly;   Dear Dr. William Carr, Family & Fish Bites Team, I have not fished in more than 2 decades. I used to surf cast off of Long Beach, Long Island…

Pumping it up with Pompano! This is a great recent catch by Chad Wassink.  He and his wife Anna went surf fishing in Orange Beach, Alabama.  The Fishbites product they used was the E-Z Shrimp Saltwater in Orange.  We have seen all types of colors and flavors catch great pompano, not just in Florida – this Alabama…

Recently Doug Cooper went flatty hunting in the mouth and bend of the Matanzas Inlet.  Those of you who know this area know that the water whips through there with very strong current.  We also know that at times on slack tide you can present to some nice flounder.  My personal best flounder was caught…

Here at Fishbites we get stories like this all the time!   Folks like you and me, fishing hard, trying every angle, every bait – nothing.  Then as a seemingly last ditch effort try this thing called Fishbites!  Then next?  Great catches!  This practice has made many a believer of Fishbites scented baits.  Here is what…

So what did you do yesterday? Doug Cooper chose to throw a few Fishbites out in North East Florida near  Crescent Beach Flats on the oyster bars and came up with dinner.  He was using the Chartreuse EZ Shrimp on the bottom and had a pretty good Sunday.  Probably has some leftovers for lunch today!  

Caught at Matagorda  Texas on the 20th of February on the saltwater EZ Crab Fishbites. 60 pound black drum! Also caught by my wife Sally on the 19th of February a 35 pound black drum on the same bait. regards, Tom Morrison