I’ve discovered fish meal. Now I have to find it in bags smaller than 50 pounds. Does anyone have any ideas where I can find some?

Are you using it for trap bait or gardening? I recently bought some 50 lb bags....it has gotten pretty expensive. I paid $65/bag

Trapper Arts has it in pints and gallons I believe

Grawes, sell it.

It’ll be trapping bait. Glycerine mixed with fish meal makes a decent smear bait. But herring oil and fish meal makes a smear bait that has a stronger fishy smell.

Around here many garden centers will carry pure fishmeal in 2 or 5 lb packages.

Haven't bought any in awhile but I've gotten it from Renno's in the past. The packages were maybe 5 pounds each.

most farm seed stores sells it.

Stop by your local feed mill with a 5 gallon bucket

Don’t quote me on this but I think what garden centers and seed stores sell in the 1 or 5 pound bags is different than what the feed mills use in bulk.

Hydroponic stores sell it in smaller bags

Try Albert Lea seed house maybe

chinazon has small bags of it

The stuff at lawn and garden stores have A LOT of bone meal in them and the fish meal is essentially odorless. Just the way gardeners like it.

The hydroponic supplier stuff is the same way. Nobody wants to attract to their garden arrangements. Keg Creek and Renno’s have it. Both are good people to deal with.

The fish meal I have handled locally didn't seem to have bone meal in it. We called it Pogie Meal and it is like oily-ish, brown powder made using pogie/menhaden.

I haven't bought it in years, but it was/is a very popular product with cast netters. Their basic recipe is to add a little water until it forms a dough. The dough balls are thrown out into the water and allowed to sink to the bottom to attract shrimp.