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08-18-2018, 12:06 AM #1
If I have enough bait that I feel like saving it, my method is pretty simple.
Line the bottom of a bucket with newspaper.
Dump the minnows in.
Sprinkle them liberally with salt.
Let them gasp and die and dry in the sun until the newspaper is dry.
Put in a bag and freeze.
They are slightly leathery when you put them on a hook. They don't stay on the hook as well as fresh ones, but pretty well.
It's a cheap simple solution. If the perch are hungry they bite on them just fine.
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08-18-2018, 05:45 PM #2
Thankx Jonk, Put up 1 bag with the Pro-Cure, 1 bag with table salt and 1 with Kosher Salt. Probably little over a dozen each. Lets
see what happens.
Gene
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09-01-2018, 11:07 PM #3
Well today I tried the Pro-Cure prepared Goldies along with some in Kosher and table salts. The salt prepared ones seemed ok but
when totally thawed did not hold up well but ok. Those that were prepared with the Pro-Cure remained quite well the outer layers of skin seemed to be stronger and lasted thru attacks from the perch. I guess i'll stay with the Pro-Cure until its gone and start using the old 20 Mule Train Borax from here on. The Pro-Cure is really fine and may have used a tad to much. Oh ! I was the only
one of 3 on the boat used them. I can safely say i'll use it now on. Fished west of K can about a quarter of a mile away from the small pack there, slow with great quality fish 9 to 11 in.
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