There is a new fishing technique used widely in the Midwest, and spreading across the country. The technique allows live bait to be attached to a fishing hook with a very sticky taffy-like material. It is a technique that permits anglers to use any type of dry, live bait when fishing for their favorite catch. This glued on live baited hook can be used in fly fishing, spin casting or with a flip rod. The result, the bait is not impaled by the hook and killed.
Insects stay alive, kicking, squirming and fluttering trying to get free.
This frantic movement attracts fish in lakes, streams and ponds. Most insects can't be put on a hook because they are to small or to delicate. The sticky solution was field tested by several highly respected outdoor information sources around the country. Mary Petty, a Product Director at Baitstick said. A fly fisherman called, to say he had incredible action during the Mayfly hatch in northern Michigan, and easily caught steelhead and rainbow trout.