Closing The Bait Barn on December 14th 2009 for winter remodeling, opening for Ice fishing in Indiana only!

On December 14th 2009, The Bait Barn will be closing for the winter. We need to do some serious remodeling. Due to the cost of running the shop in the winter it is not economical to be open. Our website will be running all year around for online orders. Some live baits will not be available until spring though. This is the BEST time to order frozen baits since shipping cost will be greatly reduced. Catawba Gold Bait Catalpa Worms, Shad guts, Skip Jack.  If you would like to make a deal with us on the live bait remaining in the store after the 14th of December call 317-545-2248 or email us at admin@thebaitbarn.com

For Ice Fisherman in Indiana, We are going to announce on which days we will be open for business to get Ice fishing gear & bait. (Mousies, Spikes, Bee moths (Wax Worms) and fishing equipment) We suggest submitting what you would like to purchase in an email to us or phone call so we don't loose money on buying too much bait. Bee Moths,  Mousies and Spikes can stay in a fridge for several weeks so you don't have to worry about buying them at the last minute to go ice fishing. You can preorder over the phone for you ice fishing gear and bait to be available when the opening days are or schedule a day to pick it up. We will respond with an email or phone call one week prior to opening for the ice fisherman. If awaiting an email ensure you add admin@thebaitbarn.com into your contact list so our email is not sent to your spam folder.

Thank you for a fantastic fishing season in 2009, from The Bait Barn crew.
Happy Holidays and God Bless!

Butter Worms are In!

The newest live fishing bait to hit the market, Butter worms. They are also great as pet food, since they are higher in protein than wax worms.

Order yours for this trout season before their gone. They are going fast!

NOTICE 04/13/2009 We are out of Butter worms for shipment, Approx. 2 weeks before we will be able to acquire them again. The pickers in Chile are picking grapes for wine now and butter worms are not as profitable for them. When the grapes are picked they will return to the woods for Butter worms.

I will re-post when they become available.
Thank you
The Bait Barn