Do fishermen around here use ‘white bait’? If answer is ‘yes’, what is it?
After the original questionnaire had been completed 75 times, this question proved relatively unproductive and was removed.
| NR | 44 |
| PORK RIND | 10 |
| WHITE BAIT | 5 |
| NH | 4 |
| CUT BAIT | 3 |
| DOUGHBALLS | 3 |
| SHRIMP | 2 |
| BACON RIND | 1 |
| BONNET WORMS | 1 |
| CRAWFISH TAILS | 1 |
| CUT PORK-RIND | 1 |
| CUT-UP SHAD | 1 |
| FEATHERS | 1 |
| OARLOCKS | 1 |
| OTHER FISH | 1 |
| P AND G SOAP | 1 |
| PART OF ANOTHER FISH | 1 |
| PERCH BELLY | 1 |
| PEW BAIT | 1 |
| PORK SKIN | 1 |
| SALT PORK | 1 |
| SAND MAGGOT | 1 |
| SANDWORM | 1 |
| SHRIMP TAILS | 1 |
| SOAP | 1 |
| SPINNERS | 1 |
| SPONGE BAIT | 1 |
| SPOONS | 1 |
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