Fish as bait/ lure

I run a giant seafood market and have access to thousands of pounds of fresh fish heads/racks. We just toss them everything from small whiting to giant tuna and swordfish- should I be saving these for coon or anything and freezing or is it a waste of time and just stick to the proven lures/essences ?
I am planning on moving to texas for my job soon and have no idea if I would have a use for these there. Or maybe I could help a lure maker out

Fish are good bait for certain targets. With that much easily available make some fish oil.

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Great for garden fertilizer too.

I never found anything better in coon buckets than fresh yellowfin tuna scraps.

Sounds good guys I’ll google how to make fish oil but I’ll save some up for those that want some

Im sure you know a processor that has fish opilr cheap and easy.

I like using fresh fish or very light taint then preserved.

Sample

Nice

Cannot think of a thing I have not caught on fish over the years even Fox and a few yotes/ bobcats.

Wow!!! The compost I could make with all that. 8"
layer of wood chips then fish then chips tell its a moutian.

Infact i plan on hitting sone bow fishing events to see if i can get the fush when they are done.

Yes if i traped coon i would use that for bait for sure

I caught scores of red fox on trout oil, little dab on a Q-tip. A guy in Quarryville, PA makes it. Our reds are so numerous, almost anything works.
Catch them on cheese curls too!