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Here's my take:
the people profiting off shows and podcasts where they do this sort of thing are absolutely immoral, bordering on outright bad. Evil is a bit too intense, but you get the idea. Unless they're donating any revenue to help children, then they're shitty.
The people doing the baiting are only immoral IN MY OPINION if they are the ones to initiate things. If they sit back and passively respond while the guy starts sending dick pics and suggesting they meet to have sex, then it's not immoral in my opinion. When they go into a conversation with "I'm a minor, let's meet for [REDACTED]" then it's still wrong.
Of course, on the other side of the screen, the guy either suggesting or agreeing with meeting up is clearly always in the wrong.
Both parties involved can be in the wrong.