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Can somebody tell me where I can buy some Bite A Baits? Any bait shops down at the coast or do I have to go up to Tallahassee?

Any advise on what style I should go with would be appreciated as well. I haven't fished them before but have heard some good things about them.

In advance, thanks.

They are at South Georgia Outdoors in Cario, GA, a store in Quitman, GA, Kevin's in Tally, Wilson's in Perry and Keaton Beach Marina in Keaton.

And Jerrys Bait and Tackle.

Scoup on friday my friend and I hit the Walmart up near Killearn and they had a bunch of them in clearance bins for $2.68 a bag, picked up a bunch.

I saw where Rocky's had a huge assortment Sunday.

Walmart doesnt carry bite a bait plugs. They probably carry big bite grubs.

Thanks Guys for the intel on where to get Bite-A-Baits. I headed up to Kevin's yesterday and bought some (along with a bunch of other stuff). My daughter and I are fishing the Tallahassee Professional Firefighter's Tournament this weekend out of the Carrabelle Boat Club and I am hoping I can put her on a decent trout for the kids division. For a 10 year old she slings a rod/reel pretty good, so we'll see how she does with the Bite-A-Baits I bought yesterday. Good luck to all of you all fishing the RTSO, maybe in a few years she and I will head up to the big leagues, right now, we are just trying to get some time on the water gaining experience.

Good luck in the tourney Scoop Sea. I didn't realize there was another tourney Saturday, but if the weather is as predicted, be careful as Carabelle will have some rough water.

Scoop Sea you and your daughter should join NFGFC. We have monthly tournaments with several kids competing with their parents and grand parents. It would be a good opportunity to learn new areas to fish and have fun in a tournament atmosphere.

My bad Scoop, I checked and it was FishBites that we bought not biteabait.

Jumptrout51 wrote:Scoop Sea you and your daughter should join NFGFC. We have monthly tournaments with several kids competing with their parents and grand parents. It would be a good opportunity to learn new areas to fish and have fun in a tournament atmosphere.

Hey JT, I've been meaning to make one of the monthly meetings, but it seems that every time one is scheduled I am out of town. When are the tourneys held, i.e. Saturday's or Sunday's? We try and hit Church on Sunday's, so if it is on Sunday's we would have to miss em. Also, can you become a member without making it to the meeting, i.e. is there a website or other remote way to become a member?

Thanks,

Chris

Scoop Sea wrote:

Jumptrout51 wrote:Hey JT, I've been meaning to make one of the monthly meetings, but it seems that every time one is scheduled I am out of town. When are the tourneys held, i.e. Saturday's or Sunday's? We try and hit Church on Sunday's, so if it is on Sunday's we would have to miss em. Also, can you become a member without making it to the meeting, i.e. is there a website or other remote way to become a member?

Thanks,

Chris

Our tournaments on Saturdays for tha very reason.
You don't have to come to the meetings to be a member but you don't know what you're missing. The club website is www.nfgfc.org and you can join the morning of your first tournament, just see Larry Cobb and he'll be glad to set you up.

Thanks RC, I looked at the website and saw the next meeting in May is one that I am currently slated to be in town for. In turn, I'll try to make it out to the meeting and join up. Which Beef's is the meeting held at? Thanks. Chris

Scoop Sea wrote:Which Beef's is the meeting held at? Thanks. Chris

The one on Thomasville Road.

1830 Thomasville rd.Across from Miracle Theater.