I needgood doughball recipe

what you got is good try the usal with out the jello just add a little almond abstract thats about all i can tell you and if your not fishing at a pay lake just use corn.

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coco-puffs - yes the cereal - super glue them to your hook - sugar smacks works good too ....

type in dough ball recipe on the computer, there are hundreds on there. like everthing else most work sometime. but not always.    sam

Check out this thread for a bunch of doughball recipes:

http://forums.fishusa.com/m_1571/mpage_1/key_doughball/tm.htm#6513

ORIGINAL: carpin06

pacarper i hate to tell you but all your recipes are old and out dated...
We dont use flour or cotton any more..
when i am lake fishin 1 1/2 cup of water to one cup of corn meal is just right...
If you need stiffer dough go one to one..
Look at wacker baits .com to see more.
Good luck!!

How astute of you.

First off as I stated that article is several years old and it's titled Doughball 101, so it's about basic recipes.  If you bothered to read and comprehend the entire article, I further stated that some of the recipes are ones (not all mine) I had collected over the years, so yeah some are old, but hey, nothing like stating the obvious. 
So all those recipes aren't mine (but a few are), and they all ain't outdated either. So ya ain't telling me anything that I don't already know or stated.
I don't use flour or cotton anymore either, doesn't mean that they still don't work tho.

Somebody asked for some doughball recipes, so I was just pointing them in the right direction.

And I copied and pasted the following right from my article:
To summarize: 
Basically you use 1 cup of cornmeal to 1 to 2 cups of  boiled water as a  base recipe depending on how soft or firm you want the bait and what brand of cornmeal you use.  Then you go from there and add other ingredients, adjusting the dry and wet quantities accordingly as indicated by the preceding recipes.

So what you posted above was just pretty much a repeat of what was already in my article.

ORIGINAL: carpin06

 sorry Steve i did not mean to **** you off...

I should have made my point that carp fishin has gotten some what complex to some new age fishermen...

again sorry steve,

Bob,

Don't know where ya got I was ****ed off--------------far from it.  I was just clarifying things.  No apology needed.  It just seemed you were critiquing my article without completely reading it.  Have you read my PA paylake article?

Just remember, the more things change, the more they stay the same.

There are still plenty of carp caught on canned corn and bread---two of the simplest baits going.  Just because us fishermen like to go and make things too complicated sometimes, doesn't necessarily make them the best ways to catch fish.

Fur-Fish-Game magazine was always good years ago, maybe you can try this, just trying to help, have a good day.

I,m not sure how my grandpa did it but he would put the ball in a sock and sqease the water out. He also liked vinalla.

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Try a cashew nut, small rubber band (like for teeth braces), small hook - chum with corn!

Forget the dough balls, get an old set of nylons, bread ties, and cat food. cut 3" X 3" squares from the nylons, spoon in catfood, rap up and tie of with a bread tie, attacn to hook and hold on.