Bread paste for fishing

Bread paste is one of those baits that fish immediately understand as food. Even on a river where the fish rarely see an angler, they will take bread paste. There are several ways of making this attractive bait and I would like to tell mine.
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[@Florin38O1]

I'm using bread mixed with egg yolk. It creates a cloud around it in the water, that attracts fish.

[@Baxter771]

Such a simple video yet very effective bait. Why aren’t all videos like this. To the point, explained extremely well. Thank you

[@AmateurAngling]

You are very welcome, thank you for commenting, best of luck.

[@tomdow02]

Thank you Richard. Very helpful. Definitely going to copy that. Dublin Tom.

[@sujatham7928]

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[@adrianbrincat3058]

very interesting video, thanks for your explanation , I use to fishing with the bread bait since i was 12. And still sometimes use this methode , in Maltese islands it s an old tradition fishing with bread and cheese.

[@mickypful]

Many thanks. Just starting my winter campaign. Will give it a try.

[@tonynapoli5549]

I bet the fish like this recipe! Yes works for me all the time. Thanks 🇬🇧

[@pinecone3630]

To make a less perishable version of the cheese paste, you can crush goldfish crackers as you would stale bread and knead a paste from that. It’s worked for me in a pinch!

[@majmat]

I normally just wack sliced bread crust n all in a blender then leave on a tray for a few days until its bone dry then,just use additives like salmon oil,molasses,cheese(dried Parmigiana ) or any other bait additive that takes your fancy.I've use pretty much every spice from the shop and i've found hot curry powder,ground chilli ,turmeric with molasses to sweeten it up a little and just mix it up on the bank with pond water then add the water to the bread until you reach the consistency your after. Yes you can catch trout on flavoured bread as i've had a few myself even tho i never target them.

[@charleskenington817]

Casting

[@AnglerSpeaks]

this bait work goods for carp family fish's.. been lucky lots of time using that simple bait.. sweetness makes it double..

[@jameswood3461]

All information and no bullshit, love your videos

[@felixfelix7447]

Crush flavoured croutons into the mix...cheap enough from budget shops...I can tell you Roach love the garlic.🙂👍

[@jjelpesocondor6591]

a nice and easy way of making fish bait. it works well for the 14 tribes of Carps!

[@suecollins3246]

That looks like a _lovely_ loaf of bread!

[@davidhull1061]

Such a simple way to use bread. I cannot for the life of me understand why these "old school" baits are not used widely. It is so simple to make and i have had some great sessions when all else fails. Keep the videos coming they are excellent.

[@Johnnyalexwales]

Because people with money will always spend in places will to take it!

[@suecollins3246]

These videos are _so_ interesting!

[@user-zv8dv7ky6v]

I like it. Iam from far area ,thanks. It is nice

[@samfinn8397]

Very useful info. Thank you.

[@charliecheeze1]

just getting into coarse fishing and watching everything I can to learn a bit to feel it's worth a try of luck on the river, and wasn't sure about bread paste - until now! thanks for your simple and helpful instruction. wish me luck!

[@AmateurAngling]

The very best of luck to you.

[@jordantheallroundangler85]

charliecheeze1.. Also you can make cheese paste with a 50/50 bass mix of soya flour and semolina. Adding some dry pasta cheese and dried garlic powder for added attention. Mix beaten egg until it clumps up into one, and then need with hands to get a play doe consistansey and have presto!! PS you can add a small but of yellow food colouring to the beaten egg if proffered. Also garlic is an amazing fish attractor especially on rivers as it often grows wild along side the back. Hope u try this and if u do let me know how it goes from Jordan Clarke Northamptonshire

[@charliecheeze1]

Jodie Stafford thanks for the extra tip! I had a successful night last night at a pond fishing with maggot, caught my first bream! I really want to try paste still, but don't want to blank on a trip. This gives me confidence that it's a genuine tried and tested fish catcher!

[@jordantheallroundangler85]

charliecheeze1 congratulations mate. Bream are a very under rated fish nowerdays. If u want the bigger Bream try pellets on the hair or banded and you could put a maggot or two on the hook aswell for movement. If you do try the past think about adding garlic as it's hard to blank with a bait that carries its sent aswell as garlic does. If there's fish in a swim they will come looking for it. Oh and what river are you fishing mate?

[@charliecheeze1]

Jodie Stafford River Welland at Stamford. The town meadows are free with a rod licence, so great for me to try things out without great cost. Also the commercial pond at Weldon near Corby at Yoke Hill Fishery. That's a good spot for me. Know of any others worth a try for a beginner?

[@agusserangbanten]

Thank you mr👍👍👍🎣

[@glenstokes697]

Thank u for the info

[@AndrewSmith-xw5st]

Sage and onion stuffing mix, made into a stiff paste 🎣

[@31bluenose]

Might be "old school" but it works well, always has done. Great video.

[@dwightstewart7181]

Old school? Heck, people apparently started using bread for bait long before schools were even invented. I'd describe it as traditional, not old school.

[@HuzzaTVDreamBook]

Nice idea 👍👍

[@mr.sapien1389]

Thanks:)

[@carsonking5549]

Oh, why is it closed season, I'd have gone down the river this weekend, I'm using this recipe this summer, thanks.

[@ghostisblack]

this is one of the things we used as kids when fishing forgot what it was

[@saadkhaldi3094]

Very useful thanks

[@bizbizley]

Just use puff pastry. Jus-roll stuff. Add blue cheese at will or anything you fancy. Always works, less faffing about.

[@ashtonterencerodrigues6991]

This bait catches pearl spot bro.

[@sergeykartashov994]

Очень просто и понятно. буду пробовать ловить на такое.а вдруг?

[@bensonkoi5895]

OLD SCHOOL like it

[@fajlulaziz5810]

Thanks

[@listebluete9225]

greetings from Germany and thanks for sharing your tipps and tricks within your channel Do you think this respective technique would allow adding "flavours" like garlic as well, allowing you to create individualized bait for commercial trout-lakes?

[@mrbtboydify]

Liste Bluete deffinately mate

[@AmateurAngling]

Bread is good for absorbing liquid colours and flavours, so I don't see a problem making a custom bait. Garlic powder could be added to the dry bread powder for example. Bread is a good binding agent, but if you use too much of any ingredient that does not naturally bind, the bait can fall apart in the water. Some trial and error will be required. Best of luck.

[@listebluete9225]

Well thank you two then, i will give it a try and see what happens ;-)

[@daniellee8015]

Does this bait float?

[@Pittigpiertje]

Could you not use storebought breadcrumbs for this instead of smashing a bread?

[@Inspire-thrive]

Very Good technique; If you add some sweetness in this past & make it ball, Than its the best bait for common carp fish

[@rickymegrino8166]

What kind of fish will catch tha bait

[@webgibs]

Never tried bread paste does it stay on the hook long in a river with flow?

[@AmateurAngling]

Mix your paste to a consistency that suits the river and method. Just make sure the hook will pull through on the strike. Best of luck with your fishing.

[@Johnnyalexwales]

How does one liquidise cheese?

[@rickkellett802]

I use loaf bread and pimento cheese. Hand mix it together to the consistency of play dough. You can add garlic powder for and extra kick. This is great for trout.

[@AmateurAngling]

Sounds good, thanks for that.

[@greedyhamster3293]

Any tips on preventing it from falling off the hook? I do a very soft side cast but it seems to fall off after touching the water

[@AmateurAngling]

The ideal paste should be stiff enough to cast, but soft enough to strike through. I can't imagine why your paste would stay on as you cast, but fall off when it touches the water? The only thing I can suggest is you make it slightly stiffer. Best of luck.

[@greedyhamster3293]

Amateur Angling thanks for the reply. Is that using less water or is it adding extra ingredients to make it stiffer?

[@750triton]

Way back before boilies (1970's) we used this method and mixed it with a fish recipe cat food

[@fullthrottle5774]

I think adding some oil like used Kentucky fried chicken oil would be efficient. Thanks for sharing.

[@arghyaruppal414]

Hi brother.. I am from Bengal I have caught small pond fishes can I feed them the one that is made up of bread only ?? Pls reply me brother

[@AmateurAngling]

No, bread paste is only a hook bait.

[@deelynn8611]

What do you catch with it and how do you keep it on when casting out very far? is that even possible?

[@AmateurAngling]

I use bread paste to catch Chub and Roach in my local rivers, which is always a short cast.

[@FierceDeadlock]

Add a teaspoon of almond essence , works like a charm!

[@AmateurAngling]

Excellent idea, thank you.

[@cjmac8233]

Does bread bait work only for fresh water fish ? Would it work for say bass fishing ?

[@AmateurAngling]

Not sure, I only fish in freshwater.

[@nick-ht3cn]

How about adding in some tuna oil?

[@user-vl1if3it5q]

Are you able to catch perch bream or roach with this paste

[@AmateurAngling]

Plain bread paste - Roach yes, Bream yes, Perch accidentally !

[@grandwonder5858]

Would your bread paste or cheese paste work for trout? Also, do you know how to make any floating paste, such as the Berkley Powerbait ones?

[@AmateurAngling]

Paste might catch Trout, but in the UK Trout are generally caught on artificial fly which is often enforced by law. Where bait fishing is allowed, worms, maggots and minnows are used. The occasional accidental capture may happen, but is unlikely to be reported. Sorry I can't help further.

[@grandwonder5858]

Thanks bud for replying. Here in the US everybody uses Berkley Powerbait dough baits for trout. If I can make my own floating dough baits it would be awesome for me!

[@pinecone3630]

Excuse me, can anyone tell me what liquidized cheese is? Thank you in advance.

[@AmateurAngling]

Grated cheese is put into a liquidiser or blender to break it down to fine particles making it easier to mix with the bread crumb.

[@logical5780]

Nice. What about adding custard powder to the bread?

[@AmateurAngling]

Why not, that's the beauty of bread paste, it's easy to experiment with different flavours and additives. Best of luck.

[@williamellars7605]

Does this only work on freshwater fish, or can it work for saltwater fishing?

[@sombathisebawuti7112]

Fresh

[@Ricky031074]

hello can we fish mullets with that paste

[@AmateurAngling]

I have never tried paste, bread crust and bread flake are well known mullet baits, so I imagine paste could work. Give it a go and let us know how you get on, best of luck.

[@preferredstock9338]

Has anyone added tuna oil to this bread paste? I was thinking bread paste alone is great for many species particularly mullet, but for other ocean minnows such as yellowtail and tailor, I was thinking the tuna oil might be a great ingredient.

[@sksantu7418]

Asma

[@suecollins3246]

_I_ was wondering if Cod Liver Oil might help!

[@humanityfirst318]

cheese past or garlic past can use for what kind of fish?

[@AmateurAngling]

Cheese paste is most strongly associated with Chub and garlic with Carp, but most fish will take a paste.

[@humanityfirst318]

Amateur Angling Thanks. would you please add further more that what kind of baits like the Common Carps in fresh & wild waters.

[@Khanbaba-hl1ly]

Hi to All Lovely Anglers

[@farid6450]

Can you send me the name of the ingredients?

[@theimpaler5034]

You can also mix sweet red paprika in powder form another excellent bait for roach and bream

[@theimpaler5034]

@Bas Roessen you mix red sweet paprika in the dough put enough in till you get a nice red texture the reder the paprika the beter some paprika is a light red color and some paprika has more red color depends on the brand I used to get my red paprika in powder form directly from growers more natrual product but as a test u can buy from the shops

[@theimpaler5034]

@Bas Roessen have you tried it yet and how did it go

[@himalikatty3022]

Can i mix honey too?

[@theimpaler5034]

@@himalikatty3022 try it

[@pranavkrishna2392]

I've heard adding a little bit of garlic could work well.

[@AmateurAngling]

Garlic is worth a try, although you can add any powdered or liquid additive to bread paste. Best of luck.

[@momentummv]

Is the bread past good for fishing all year long?

[@AmateurAngling]

The plain bread paste I use all year round, I tend to use the cheese paste in the winter for Chub.

[@momentummv]

Do you chum bread first or do you use the paste along with the method feeder? I like your videos, since they sound like lecture in a college.

[@AmateurAngling]

Mo Mv Paste is too soft to use with a method feeder. I use either bread mash or a bread crumb​ ground bait.

[@momentummv]

I think paste + bread mash or bread crumb ground bait are a good combo for catching mullet. Thanks a lot for sharing your experience and info with me.

[@AmateurAngling]

Mo Mv I've had Mullet on floating bread crust, so bread paste must be worth a try.

[@Finder7]

Is it for freshwater or sea fisheries.

[@AmateurAngling]

I use it in freshwater.

[@Chrisy-zt2hs]

Do you think trout would eat the bread and the cheese paste

[@ezedjay]

I've caught trout on breadflake so I'd hazard a yes on that.

[@Ommy18]

Can't we just put the bread crumb in the oven so it drys faster?

[@AmateurAngling]

Oh yes, 180 for 15-20 minutes. If I need to, I put the bread in the oven while cooking dinner.

[@preetysolanki4788]

This is Indian style fish catch nice good

[@rajdeepsingh5357]

Add some honey , gheee , and 1/3 pice of bannana it then it become perfect 😃

[@benyaminakaki2594]

Do you mix these ingredients with dough?

[@pinecone3630]

Could u just use flour?

[@AmateurAngling]

I used to make flour and water glue as a kid, but I have never tried to make a paste with it. Give it a go, let us know how you get on.

[@Inspire-thrive]

Yes you also use flour for this paste.

[@purpsosa]

YES YOU-UU! Umm where does it show?

[@iftikhargoga1710]

Okay tomorrow try river

[@hopisanka4430]

1 cup breadcrumb - 1 tblspoon flour. You're welcome

[@AmateurAngling]

Oh I like that, thank you.

[@hopisanka4430]

you're welcome. I recommend making 2 batches, 1 with water and 1 with soda pop. (grape/berry) works great for carp and bream. Don't roll smooth balls, if the texture is smooth you should roughen up the hookbait with your nails/pliers, so it drizzles the flakes better. Texture is crucial for a good hookset. (with float fishing that is) Cheers.👍

[@AmateurAngling]

Okay, thanks for all that info, I will give it a go.

[@vijaymanipal8459]

Sweetner?

[@PinkPhantom110]

I bet a fish disliked the video

[@tipsywolf5466]

yazzy vids 77 fishes disliked this video 😁😁

[@tahirkhantahirkhan7941]

Xxx

[@Khanbaba-hl1ly]

Every One plxx Help me I'm angler butt some time use many baits fist not pic my baits I don't know I have lovely place his name Mangla Dam in Pakistan catch all carp fish so I request to all tell me now super formula for catch big carp fish thanks my all respected Sorry I'm not Educated some folt in my English Sorry Dear

[@jilliandoeseverything8110]

Haha

[@jilliandoeseverything8110]

I’m making it not for fishing it’s for pet fish 🐾💧🐠

[@dwightstewart7181]

Too much work. Just roll/compress the bread into a small ball and put it on a hook. Even better, use that crust. Cut the crust into small chunks with plenty of bread left on and put that on a hook. The crust will stay on the hook longer and attract occasional hits from larger fish. With either, feel free to sprinkle a little garlic salt and/or add small dots of food coloring. A well proven bait.

[@AmateurAngling]

If there was ever a super bait, bread has to be it, so very versatile. Thanks for your comment, best of luck.

[@7168fl1234]

useless and inconvenient,