HOW TO Make Your Own Cut Bait for JIGGING LAKE TROUT: Against The Stream Angling

Lake trout will eat a variety of lures, but one of their favorites is a jig and cut bait! In this video, we show you how we catch and make our own fresh cut bait to target hungry lakers. Enjoy!
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[@Gunnar_Brammer]

That was a monster Sucker! Glad to see Nick pulling his weight ;)

[@johnlittlefield839]

I was sitting on the arch being the spotter 😁

[@johnnylightning1491]

Can you use frozen suckers for bait? The reason I as is there's a pretty good sucker run on a river I'm familiar with and I could probably catch bait for a year in a day/ Keep the good stuff coming.

[@againstthestream6837]

Yes, I cut them into strips and salt heavily before freezing. The salt helps to toughen them up.