Otter Sets

[@Mudpout50]

I made a couple otter bucket sets exactly like yours, set them a foot below the surface around docks. Used a good size sucker for bait. Success caught two otters! Thanks for the info! North Western Ontario.

[@TimberLineNorth]

Your most welcome,many others said they are good producers,,can;t wait till the fall to set some.TLN

[@damiensimms1207]

Hi there good video good info. I've been using these in Labrador for at least 15 years work great for otters and mink. I even make a floating set to throw out any where in the early season or let drift at open holes in rivers and brooks. even work on land, but them mice and weasels get to them fast.

[@TimberLineNorth]

Thanks

[@muskrat411]

I set one like that this fall. No otter came around but I did catch one big mink. I just tied some beaver to a rock in the bottom. I did not have holes in the bottom so i had a heck of a time getting the bucket, rock and 3 gallons of water back out. Eventually the creek froze and I had to pull the set out.

[@TimberLineNorth]

I will take mink to.

[@NSTRAPPERHUNTER]

Good one Timber and thanks for sharing. I can get as many of those buckets as I want and I do have a few. I will try some this fall and see what takes place. All the best buddy and be well.

[@TimberLineNorth]

I will try to get some more buckets,like to try at least a dozen sets.

[@t5sur1]

used round buckets. 220's of course. used either bait wired to softball sized rock or wrapped tin foil around soft ball sized rock. just put bait or lure in bottom of bucket and sank it near slides or haul-outs.

[@TimberLineNorth]

I have heard of tin foil before.

[@DaveWilcoxJrOutdoors]

Great video! I have half of a dozen buckets now for the 220 sets this Fall! Mr.Slyfox2 mentioned a neat idea with the bucket sets as well... putting a piece of aluminum foil shaped like a fish in the bottom of the bucket. On moon lit nights it will attract them as well! Good stuff!!

[@TimberLineNorth]

Welcome Dave,,It wouldn't hurt to try a piece of aluminum foil.

[@Gonzo3780]

excellent video...I wanted to make a few of these this summer after I seen Rodney using them...Now I have a video to follow...Thanks ...Good stuff as always bro...

[@TimberLineNorth]

You are most welcome bro,

[@kevinburns5131]

I never herd of setting them under water. I might down size for mink. great job Thanks kb

[@TimberLineNorth]

I would like to try some for mink to with a 120.

[@rodney12310]

Perfect buckets for otter!

[@TimberLineNorth]

Thanks Rod.

[@Biglandtrapper]

Great video, wish those buckets were easy to get here, good bait tip ...!!

[@TimberLineNorth]

Thanks Will.

[@TalksWithRyan]

Go buy you some mail boxes or newspaper boxes

[@trapperstrailsandtales4657]

Good video----going to try a few next year.

[@TimberLineNorth]

Its sure worth a try.

[@Vtadventures17]

what do you use for bait in the bucket?

[@TimberLineNorth]

Fish.

[@dalepearson1199]

+TimberLineNorth what a horse shit set didn't work for shit man👎👎👎👎😬

[@JDKnifeworksjoedishaw]

Can't wait to see these in action...joe in ny

[@TimberLineNorth]

I will make a dozen to start with,see how it goes.

[@MrCrappule]

nice i will test it this saison

[@wallaceviviansadventures2095]

great video. i got a buddy that used them. in salt water he used scallops shells, it works real will and in fresh water he used fresh water mussels.he said they work great to.take care

[@TimberLineNorth]

I will keep that In mind,,thanks Wallace

[@ancientcounterstrike9229]

Good video

[@TimberLineNorth]

Thanks.

[@DandJanimalcontrol]

Neat idea

[@TimberLineNorth]

Thanks.

[@Wyowilderness]

Great sets buddy!!! Wish we could trap otter here.

[@TimberLineNorth]

Is that all the state,or just where you are.

[@AK47Prodigy]

Nice

[@TimberLineNorth]

Thanks.

[@TimberLineNorth]

Just sharing some information about otter sets I come across.

[@airecraft1]

Looks like it's getting warmer where you live

[@TimberLineNorth]

Yes,nice to get out of the freeze,

[@cabotbluegill]

good looking set up to me should work better that a run where the small beavers get there first

[@TimberLineNorth]

That's what I was thinking.