BEST BAIT EVER Salted Shrimp DIY How To

[@BlackcatOutdoors]

Sweet I can tell sir, you are definitely a master baiter.

[@RiddyOnline]

ha

[@leroythehooker]

Haha

[@amirkon1]

Once you salted the shrimp do you put it in the fridge or keep it out for 24 hours?

[@amirkon1]

Never mind just read a comment about it .

[@hashadkh8865]

Same doubt

[@kipperwhite2976]

4got 2 Ax sardines ?? were they raw or processed already interested in salting them somehow 2 stay on hook better ?? thoughts ?? TY

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Cant use anything cooked has to be raw and fresh.

[@karendarling7246]

So can you salt other small fish like that will they work kind of like a minnow

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Yes, just gut em

[@azfarhaniff8410]

After a good 24 hour or so.. Should i remove all the salt?.. And keep it in another container or sealed bag??? I dont have a freezer tho..thanks:)

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

You dont need a freezer, you are curing the bait. You can either leave it in salt, lasts longer or take it out and put in a sealed bag, doesnt last as long.

[@azfarhaniff8410]

@@JelsmaOutdoors Thankyouuu! U are the best

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[@vronp]

Great video, thanks very much for posting.

[@corym4830]

Someone told me that after you salt the shrimp for 24 hrs, you can put it in a container with minced garlic overnight and use when ready to fish. This works especially well with attracting catfish. Any thoughts on how this should be done? Will the juices moisten the shrimp or would it be better to use garlic powder instead of minced?

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Salt them together - it will be more of a brine

[@andersjohn4974]

finally need to put it in freezer or keep it dry place enough?

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

keeping it dry is good enough. freezing is ok, but constant cycles of in and out of the freezer build up moisture and is not recommended.

[@andersjohn4974]

Thanks Buddy :)

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

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[@simperrepmis3090]

For fishing in fresh water, or the ocean?

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Yes

[@hussainadel1216]

Ocean

[@muhamadamiruliqbal6103]

did you only put salts? or something else mixtured with salt?

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Muhamad Amirul no, just salt. now the salt is old salt but you can add "flavour" but dont be heavy handed on it.

[@U812GREEN]

Shrimp, clams, frozen raw calamari raw clipped to strips and small scallops work well

[@chinomotos]

For how long do you leave the shrimp in the salt

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Sergio Casas they are ready to use at any point, but, best left for a minimum of 24 hrs.

[@arnelpaule856]

24hrs

[@johnmedeiros5591]

After they’ve been salted for a few days or a week, do you have refrigerate them or freeze them if your not going to use them right away or can they stay out and for how long

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

As long as they arw dry - forever

[@da7k_n1nja4]

Does it make a difference if the salt is iodized or not

[@josephdoby6411]

Non iodized sea salt is preferred...

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Not really but it is best to use a non idonized salt

[@maishair]

what if we do not peel it off...? sorry if already mentioned as i have a bad listening...

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Farrukh Sheikh it has the potential to rot before curing.

[@musaddadhadanan4821]

do i put it in a freezer or a dry place. And also do i put the lid on or let it have dry air?

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

No freezer, too humid of an environment. Place in a dry area and unless you like the smell of fish i would suggest putting it in a sealed container.

[@musaddadhadanan4082]

Thanks but would not it still smell if not put in the freezer? Because the shrimp would deteriorate. Thanks for helping.

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

@@musaddadhadanan4082 putting it the freezer slows down the process causing the bait to go bad. if you properly cure your bait in salt it will not deteriorate.

[@musaddadhadanan4082]

Thanks

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

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[@juansantos5021]

What kind of salt you are using and where can I get some

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Non idionized, walmart

[@shoebwk]

Does it need to be covered by lid or keep it open?

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Salt is hydroscopic so it absorbs moisture at a high rate. if you leave your container open it will go bad, because the salt will collect moisture from the air. You are basically dehydrating the shrimps, or other bait. zip loc bags work well with small batches. So use a container with a tight lid.

[@abubackersiddique4064]

Can we Refrigerate once salting is completed with zip lock?

[@johnvantomey]

Can you use frozen then thawed shrimp?

[@charlesc2281]

You just have to thaw it out before you can dry it out in the salt.

[@IndyPacerNation]

Sea salt or regular iodized salt?

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Austin Shoaf any non iodinized salt works.

[@pinoybalotan]

@@JelsmaOutdoors Non iodized, rock salt, sea salt. Thanks

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

@@pinoybalotan yes. but table salt or pickling salt works best.

[@akashsaulick661]

For how long can i keep this shrimp in salt?

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Indefinate

[@sushiikid6374]

Hello. How does it do in hot weather in Florida after it's been salted?

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

No issue

[@kipperwhite2976]

wonder abt dropping some diet-pepsi in it or on it 4 scent ??

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

No it would spoil

[@jonathanbrooks8418]

Great video

[@Portuguese-linguica]

You should do a video on fried shrimp for get them fish .

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

MAD SEXY MAN OF THE NIGHT or fried fish after you salt the shrimp.

[@Portuguese-linguica]

Jelsma Outdoors you should frie up some shark . Mmmmmmmm delicioso

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

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[@mryorkie]

Does it matter what kind of salt 🤔🤔

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Non-iodinized

[@josephmcgee8450]

Show how do you remove salt?

[@tee4222]

You don’t. Just knock any clumps off and put it on the hook. The water you cast it into will do the rest

[@jonelocson7648]

Sir what are the name of that ingredients! Please send me!

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Salt

[@senjirotadaske9589]

@@JelsmaOutdoors yeah salt

[@itzyabui]

Cool vid! I know you said to use non iodized salt. But what happens if you do use regular iodized salt?

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Fish don't like it

[@nicksmith3746]

I find salted mussels or pilchards/sardines are better. These baits let out more scent to attract fish.

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Use whats avaible to your area, here we have 9 different kind of shrimp and a small variety of small squid. We dont have access to pilchards or bay sardines and the mullet only come through twice a year. We do have menhaden but they are better used live or fresh dead. As far as mussels they are not a viable option either.

[@Kayak99]

After curing with salt, how do you dry the wet salt out for the next batch?

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Spread it out on a sheet and let the sun dry it. Or use your oven.

[@chesteryaz]

If i do this, Can i keep shrimp or clam for 1 week or 1 month?? Or best only 1-2days before we use it? Any tips for newbie? Thanks..

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

good for 1 year granted youkeep away from moisture and sunlight. good for use immediately, no need to wait to use, but best after 24 hours.

[@chesteryaz]

@@JelsmaOutdoors oh ok, nice info.. thanks

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

@@chesteryaz np, have fun fishin

[@DriveShaftDrew]

thumbs up and shared

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Thanks

[@elijahsharp2271]

I was literally about to look up a video about this and then this popped up

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

sweet

[@dragvesk]

does it work with already cooked and frozen shrimps? its exstremely rare to find raw shrimps where i live, they are usualy cooked on the shrimp boats already before they get to the shops. and fresh cooked shrimps are WAY to expensive to use for bait

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Cooked shrimp will not work, frozen raw or fresh dead shrimp.

[@leeho9477]

Go to Asian food market like a Korean or japanease market in your town . Thy sell the frozen sirimp or raw shrimp Guarantee. I’m sure any where thy have a Asian supermarket in USA

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

@@leeho9477 that would be illegal in all 50 states if the shrimp did not come from US waters. Please read and follow your local laws.

[@MidnightRangeTM]

Looks delicious

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

MidnightRangeTM my cooking videos are awsome.

[@MidnightRangeTM]

Jelsma Outdoors yea. That’s what I’m sayin! This cooking video is awesome!

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

MidnightRangeTM so good even fish like em lol

[@MidnightRangeTM]

Jelsma Outdoors wait they’re for fish!?!?

[@nicksmith3746]

What’s the end result??

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Nick Smith usable bait.

[@senjirotadaske9589]

That salt looks really old

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

Yep - keep re using your salt