CJ's Bait Co.
CJ's Punch Bait
CJ's Punch Bait
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CJ's Punch Bait is a cheese-based catfish bait built around natural cattail fiber that helps the bait grip a bare treble hook without a sponge, dip worm, or other bait holder. Instead of molding the bait by hand, place the treble hook on top of the bait, push it down with a stick, and pull the hook out at an angle so the fibers load the hook with a dense coating of bait.
The fibrous texture is designed to hold through repeated casts and stay on the hook better in moving water than many softer prepared baits. That makes CJ's Punch Bait useful for bottom-fishing lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams where channel catfish and other feeding catfish are locating bait by scent. Multiple flavor formulas let anglers change scent profiles without changing the basic punch-bait presentation.
Key Features
- Cheese-based prepared catfish punch bait
- Natural cattail fibers help the bait cling directly to a treble hook
- No sponge or dip-bait holder required
- Hands-off loading method: punch the hook into the bait with a stick and pull it out at an angle
- Fibrous consistency helps the bait remain on the hook in current and during repeated presentations
- Five flavor choices for changing scent profiles: Crawdad, Monster, Shad, Skipjack, and Wild Hopper
- Multiple tub sizes for individual anglers, frequent fishing, or higher-volume use
Specifications
- Flavors: Crawdad, Monster, Shad, Skipjack, and Wild Hopper
- Available sizes: 14 oz Tub, 1/2 Gallon Tub, and 1 Gallon Tub
- Recommended presentation: treble hook punched directly into the bait
- Water type: freshwater
- Primary target: catfish
Best Uses
Fish CJ's Punch Bait on or near the bottom around channel edges, creek mouths, flats, holes, current seams, and other areas where catfish travel and feed. A simple bottom rig with a treble hook keeps the presentation straightforward. Punch the hook into the bait, pull it free at an angle to load the fibers, and cast to the target area. The fiber-heavy consistency is especially useful in rivers and streams where current can strip softer bait from the hook more quickly.