Fishing Bait

D. & G. Bait, Inc. is a producer of fishing bait products with distribution throughout the Northwest. For over 30 years our goal has been to provide fishermen with excellent quality bait to catch fish with and convenient locations to purchase these products.

Recently Joe’s Sports, Outdoor and More, formerly G. I. Joe’s has closed. They carried our full product line making our fishing bait easily available.
You can now place your orders for our bait on the on-line D & G Bait Shop Store.
Please click here to purchase online at www.DGBait.net.

We would like to re-direct all of our loyal Joe’s customers to the following stores that carry our complete line of fishing bait products:
BI Mart
Fishermans Marine and Outdoor
Fred Meyer

D. & G. Bait, Inc.
Established in 1980, D. & G. Bait, Inc. has become one of the largest wholesale fishing bait distributors in the Pacific Northwest. Over the years we have perfected many fishing baits, which include packaging of live perishables, frozen, processed, cured, colored enhanced and custom packaged attractively for the fishermen’s eye.
All are trademarked and registered under the name of Guide’s Choice®.

These bait products really are the hottest baits in the Northwest.
We know they will catch fish anywhere. Get ready to be the envy of other fishermen.

With generations of family fishing, field testing, and more than 30 years of scientific studies we have developed a line of bait products and curing ingredients that fish can’t resist.

All of the finest custom packaged products a fish could ever dream of. Cured, pickled, fresh, and frozen with the renowned Guide’s Choice® label. Nightcrawlers, mealworms, salmon eggs, sand shrimp, herring, anchovies, sardines, squid, crawfish, smelt, prawns, and much more. Our bait includes the packaging of live perishables, processed, frozen, cured, preserved, color enhanced, and custom packaged attractively for the fishermen’s eye.

We begin by using the actual food source that fish consume. We process, cure, preserve, color enhance, and custom package our products. These methods ensure maximum freshness with an extended shelf life.

These methods ensure maximum freshness and extended shelf life.

Our products sell because they really work!
Over the years experience has proven just that.

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