This is (showing) a small live fish that/which is attached to a fishing hook

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Rachel Adams

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Is either "which" or "that" correct in my sentence? Is "for catching" correct?


They sell live fish or live bait. This is (showing) a small live fish that/which is attached to a fishing hook as a bait for catching a fish.
 
I'd resolve this problem by rephrasing.

They sell live fish as bait.
This small live fish is attached to a fishing hook as bait.
(From 27 words to 18)

To answer your specific question directly:
> I don't think it makes much difference in this context which one to use.
 
@Rachel Adams Simplify. Say: "They sell live fish for bait."

Is the rest supposed to be a caption? If so, say: "This shows ..."

You might need to explain what bait is, but that wouldn't ordinarily be the case.
 
How about:

They sell live fish as bait. Here is a sample.
 
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