Bait With Balls! …
At Coastal Baits, LLC, we have been selling premium, high quality, and affordable products for over 20 years. All Bait Binder creations are non-perishable and easy to use;
just add water!
Our products can be used in both salt and freshwater! Bait Binder is effective for shrimp, crabs, crawfish, lobster, catfish, and for chumming most varieties of game and baitfish. Shop our online bait shop and enjoy fishing made easy!
Great for fReshwater & saltwater fishing!
Bait Binder products can be used to lure a wide variety of water creatures such as Shrimp, Catfish, Crabs, Crawfish and many types of fish.
You Need To Watch This Video!
Watch this video to get some tips and tricks on cast netting for shrimp with the best shrimp bait on the planet, Bait Binder The ‘Original’.
Catch'em ALL!
With our secret blend of bait, you can just add water and be out on the water in no time catching records. Our “Original” Bait Binder is great for catching Shrimp, Crawfish, Crabs, and even Lobster!
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Gulf of Maine lobstermen are casting around far and wide for new kinds of bait such as Bait Binders “Original”, now that federal regulators have cut herring quotas by 70%. Possible solutions range from the mass importation of a nuisance fish from the Midwest to manufactured baits, to pig hides. Fishery managers estimate a 50 million pound “herring gap” in Maine…
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The Smoky Madtom was pronounced extinct — until its comeback in the 1980s. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park posted about the little catfish. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — In an aquatic 80s throwback, Great Smoky Mountains National Park posted a Facebook update about a mysterious little fish: the Smoky Madtom. The 2-inch venomous catfish is native to the Little Tennessee Watershed…