Why People Use Salty Bits
Built to Stay on the Hook
Small fish rip soft bait off fast.
Salty Bits stay tough, stay on the hook, and keep you fishing longer.
Tough texture
Natural scent
No mess
No refrigeration required
Which Bait Is Right for You?
Squidy Bits
Best for:
• Lure & jig trailers
• Bucktails & jig heads
• Bottom fishing
• Bait saver
Shrimpy Bits
Best for:
• Bottom fishing
• Hi-lo rigs
• Offshore & charter fishing
• Bait saver
Clammy Bits
Best for:
• Bottom fishing
• Fishing finder rigs
• Offshore & charter fishing
• High- Low rigs
• Bait Saver
How to Fish Salty Bits
Cut it to size
Hook it
Thread onto your hook like fresh bait
Cast it
Fish on bottom rigs, hi-lo rigs, or as lure trailers
Reel em in!
When small fish bite — your bait stays on
Why Salted Bait Has Worked for Generations
Salted bait has been used around the world for decades because it preserves natural scent while keeping bait firm and durable.
We’re proud to continue that tradition using our own hand-salting process.
Handmade by Brendon & Erin
Every bag of Salty Bits is hand-made and packaged by us using our custom salting process. No chemicals. No plastic mesh. No shortcuts. Made in Florida, USA.
FAQ
Do I need to refrigerate or freeze my bait?
How long does the Salty Bits Fishing Bait last?
Our Salty Bits Bait is specially formulated to stay fresh outside of refrigeration, but it is still seafood! We recommend getting a fresh bag of bait after 2-3 months, or at the beginning of your fishing season. As long as the bait does not look mushy or smell putrid, it is still good to use.
What does it smell like?
Squidy Bits smell like fish food! A bit like fresh fish or shrimp meal. We are currently experimenting with scent, but this may fluctuate depending on the feedback you provide us. Please let us know if you like or dislike the scent of the Squidy Bits!
What species of fish can I catch with Salty Bits Fishing Bait?
We know that the Salty Bits Fishing Bait has caught these species (and the list continues to grow): striped bass, flounder/fluke, black sea bass, calico bass, California rockfish species, halibut, flounder, sturgeon, bonito, scup/ porgy, red drum, black drum, whiting, weakfish, speckled sea trout, sea robin, mackerel, gag grouper, white perch, spot, bluefish, pompano, jack crevalle, catfish, pinfish, porkfish, black margate, bluegill, catfish, largemouth and smallmouth bass.
How do I use Salty Bits Fishing Bait?
Check out our YouTube channel page to watch videos on how we recommend using the Salty Bits Fishing Bait or download our “How To Use Squidy Bits” Ebook!
How you use the bait also depends on which type you choose and what kind of fish you want to target. This bait shines because it cannot be pulled off the hook, so if you feel a bite you can leave your line in the water, knowing you still have bait.
We like to use the Squidy Bits Tentacles to tip on the end of jig heads and other lures as a replacement for soft plastics. Squidy Bits Slabs are unique because they allow the angler to cut pieces and shapes specific to the lure or rig they are using. Our favorite way to use the Jumbo Slabs is to cut them into triangle shapes or forks and fish them on the end of bucktails.
Shrimpy Bits and Clammy Bits can either be put on a hook whole or cut up for smaller fish. Cut a piece of clam or shrimp that will easily fit in the mouth of the fish you are targeting. For fish such as pompano, trout, redfish, drum, whiting, or other species, use a piece that is sized accordingly. Perfect for hook-and-sinker fishermen: hook the bait on a high-low rig, or a bottom rig, or simply drift it with a split shot. It all depends on the structure you are fishing!
Works Best With These Setups
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