Fishbites Fish'n Strips - Shrimp

Love theses! I use these when fishing off the shore off the east coast in Florida, works great when paired with shrimp. Last a long time! Definitely notice a higher catch rate when using!

These are perfect to catch fish from the beach. The pompano, lady fish, and catfish simply devour them. Buy more than you think you will need as they go fast. The fabric inside each piece is great at helping keep them on the hook.

I've use fish bites when I fish on the coast (salt water). They work. I've used cut and live bait in the past. Bites are easier to move if I want to fish in another location, easier to store. Any extra I put in the refrigerator for next time.

I normally don’t leave reviews but this bait deserved recognition. We live in central Florida fishing the Bananna and Indian river in Brevard county. We use two different baits, live shrimp and fish bites (flavor don’t matter) andwe get more hits on fish bites than live shrimp and that’s unbelievable! We use them everytime we go as secondary bait and it ends up primary bait. Buy these, you won’t be disappointed!🎣 you’re looking at a 40” black drum at 27 pounds

After a recent week long trip to the coast, I'm "hooked" on Fish Bites. I read the reviews on here and thought I'd give it a shot. It did work amazingly well. I used regular shrimp and the Fish Bites Shrimp a lot during the week. This product performed just as well as the regular shrimp. The pompano and pin fish loved it. I didn't pull in any monsters, but the hits on it were very consistent.My sons also used it quite a bit. As mentioned in some of the other reviews, the mesh inside does keep the bait on the hook longer. This was really helpful for my boys who didn't have to rebait their hook every bite or cast. They were able to spend more time with their lines in the water. This was especially helpful for my youngest, whose attention span is not the longest. He sticks with the fishing more when he is casting and reeling, not walking back and forth to get more bait.I still use natural bait a lot, but I certainly keep this in my tackle box as an option. It's also great because it doesn't smell, and you can keep it for a long time.A couple of hints: when the bait has worn away, the mesh is hard to get off of the line. Just tugging/pulling at it- not going to work. Have a small pair of clippers (I used my line cutters) to cut it off helps tremendously. Secondly, don't get it wet! This stuff becomes incredibly slick. Even if your fingers are wet, it's hard to get enough grip to pull it over the hook. I had one pack open laying on the ground and a large wave ran way up the shore washing over my tackle. It filled up one pack that I had not sealed shut. I thought I would be able to salvage it, but it was hopeless.All in all, I am thoroughly pleased with Fish Bites Shrimp.

It's easy to use and stays on the hook well, however, fish wouldn't touch the stuff. I ended up switching to actual shrimp and cut bait and the fish were biting as expected.

I use fishbites for crocker and kingpins and it always worked well. One night I was catfishing using live bait and nothing was bitting. So I added a piece of fishbites to the hook with the live bait and within 5 minutes I had a 17lbs blue cat on the line. I keep on catching fish on that rod but none on the 2 that I wasn't using it on. So I added to them and as soon as they hit the water I had a fish on them. I do fish in a blackish flood plan. But I've had some really good luck using it with live bait.

Package clearly been overheated and is old. Color is completely gone and they are hard.