All the baits mentioned should work. Last one I used was BBQ pork rib scraps, because that's what was on hand. Left a few nearly-bare bones around, put a few pieces of meat near the trap and 2-3 small ones just inside. Tied a bigger piece to the trigger.
Raccoons eat almost anything. Your problem might not be the bait. The trap needs to be in a convenient (for the critter) place but not right over the hole. Trap should be stable - not move when stepped on. Better if it's not too new. You can scrub old leaves and dirt all over and leave some inside. Also rub some meat or other bait around the trigger and inside. If it's a real street-wise 'coon, try leaving the trap locked open with food scraps inside and nearby for a few days until you see the bait disappearing, then set it.
As already said, once trapped, it must be killed. Illegal in many places to relocate them and unwise and unfair to both critters and people even if legal.