Best Fishing Bait For Bluefish
The Atlantic Menhaden Fish is a forage fish that inhabits the east coast of the United States. It's called menhaden because its oil was once used to make household items like soap and candle wax. These days, menhaden are more valuable as bait than they are for making cleaning products.
The best bluefish fishing baits are menhaden, bunker, mullet, and mackerel. When bluefish are feeding aggressively, they'll take almost any bait. But when they're being more selective, you'll need to use a bait that's more in line with their preferred diet.
Menhaden are one of the best baits for bluefish because they're plentiful and available in most coastal areas. They also have a high oil content, which makes them an irresistible snack for bluefish. Bunker is another good bait for bluefish, especially when they're feeding on schools of baitfish. Mullet and mackerel are also popular baits for bluefish, but they can be a little harder to find.
Mullet and mackerel are good bluefish baits because they're fast swimmers and provide a challenging fight for the fish. Bluefish usually ambush their prey by sneaking up behind them, so it's important that your bait swims slowly enough that the bluefish don't lose interest in it while they're stalking their prey.
If your bait moves too quickly or erratically, you'll have a hard time getting the bluefish to go after it. However, mackerel are small enough that most species of bluefish will devour them in one bite, making them extremely effective bait for catching larger bluefish.
Mullet are another great option for bait, but they can be a little harder to find than mackerel. They can also be a little more difficult to hook, so make sure you use a sturdy hook when fishing for bluefish with mullet.
No matter what type of bait you decide to use, make sure it's fresh and lively. Bluefish are notorious for their poor vision, so they rely mostly on their sense of smell to find food. If your bait isn't fresh, the bluefish will be able to tell immediately and won't go anywhere near it.
Bluefish are one of the most aggressive fish you can catch, so people who are new to fishing often prefer catching them because they'll usually take any bait you put in front of them. However, if you're looking for a more selective type of fishing, the best bluefish baits will be fresh and lively rather than bright and shiny.
If you're using fresh menhaden or bunker as your bluefish bait, place it onto your hook quickly before the bluefish loses interest. If you're using mackerel or mullet, be careful when trying to hook them because they have very sharp teeth.
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