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In reply to Post #1
Whatever bait you use do NOT bait in small areas, spread it out to try and avoid cats.
PS. If the group is serious about try to avoid cats buy a sack or 2 of large pellet, soak it in dynamite squid and just hoof it in one spot. the cats will home in on it like a bunch of rabid dogs and hopefully fill themselves up leaving you to carp fish. Good luck. 
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In reply to Post #7
**** that orrible things 
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Unless they are really small, I didn’t think I’d worry too much about catching them. If it’s a holiday social then having a few fish is the whole point. Who knows you might hook a monster and end up having an epic battle to remember.
If they are small and a pain in the arse then as suggested maybe try tiger nuts or zig rigs/popped up off the lead.
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In reply to Post #5
As said big cats will eat anything and everything, just avoid the obvious.
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In reply to Post #4
I was intending to use particles, just wondering if any bookies like mike protein or bird food type baits wood be better or any liquid or additives that would put them off.
They’re big cats
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In reply to Post #1
big or little cats ? .
tigers if its little ones.
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In reply to Post #2
Agreed. They don’t seem to like particles as much, provided you don’t load them with fish oils you should be fine.
That being said, they can be the garbage can of lakes and will eat pretty much anything
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In reply to Post #1
They will eat anything, but if you want to avoid them as much as possible then particles are the way to go
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I’m on a social trip in a few weeks abroad to woods lake and told there’s a lot of cats in there.. Can anyone recommend a bait that catfish do not really eat? Obviously I know to avoid fish meals, high oil content baits, pellets etc. Thanks in advance
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