Quick & Easy Carp Bait! (Oats Pack Bait Recipe)

[@billschmitz7498]

Made up a batch of this today to try out. Went down to one of my carp spots and nailed a 12 pounder (wild) on it in about 20 minutes. Good recipe.

[@everymanangling]

Glad it worked out for you. Tight lines!

[@michaelgraves5188]

How long will it keep? Can I freeze leftover bait in between sessions? I’m definitely going to try this recipe. Tight lines

[@everymanangling]

@@michaelgraves5188 I’ve never tried freezing it. I imagine that you would need to doctor it up a bit to make it pack again. Let me know if it works!

[@jasonrenshaw9010]

We don’t use pack baits like that here in the UK but i think i will give this one a try. Tight lines.

[@everymanangling]

Thanks for watching. I’ve noticed the UK style has really taken off lately in the U.S. I have a lot to learn about your methods. Hope this one works for you!

[@joeschmoe1301]

The U.K. seems to use "boilies" and "popups" and flat bottomed method feeders. The pop-ups seem to make ALOT of sense if, you think about it.

[@paulwhitman9414]

What type rig do you use

[@everymanangling]

@@paulwhitman9414 I use a “pay lake” style rig most of the time, but I will use a method feeder too. The link below describe show to rig the pay lake setup. americancarpsociety.com/traditional-american-styles

[@joeschmoe1301]

Why does it have to be Blackstrap Molassess? Regular Molasses is significantly cheaper.

[@everymanangling]

It doesn’t have to be blackstrap. Regular molasses is much sweeter and blackstrap is salty and more bitter. It depends what you want in your mix.

[@HowardWard-u3l]

all these baits u guys post ain't worth a crap at these pay lakes

[@everymanangling]

@@HowardWard-u3l Why do you say that? Granted, I fish mostly for wild carp, but I’ve caught plenty of pay lake carp on them too. I have luck at paylake tournaments too. What would you do differently if you don’t mind me asking? I’m always open to suggestions.