Bio bait building happy new year

[@NWfishin]

It would be funny to see the look on your buddy’s face when you start eating the beads and they don’t know you made them. If the traditional jello flavors don’t end up working for fish I was thinking you could boil some anise seeds and shrimp in water then strain them and let it cool before putting plain gelatin and food coloring in it.

[@anthonycebreros2577]

omg that bead explanation makes totally sense wth never thought about that see me i use to run the bead just like you but i wont passed the eye of my hook

[@lance_renia]

I believe it’s the way of the future of bead fishing my only question is in a selective gear rules fishery with no bait or scent we are aloud to use worms and beads but these beads are edible ! Is it considered bait?

[@jacttackle57]

@@lance_renia great question it’s kind of a grey area I would think they would probably consider these bait because of the scent

[@fredthegamerschrarder7716]

In Oregon I think soft plastics like steelhead worms and soft beads are considered bait that’s why you can’t use them on the deshcutes. You’d have to go with yarn, corkies, and hard beads. So these would be fine wherever bait is allowed. Idk how other states do it tho 🤷‍♂️

[@PeteGonzales-rv5ym]

How long does it take to desovle

[@jacttackle57]

@@PeteGonzales-rv5ym just watched and gently stir no set time