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STriplett1997
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by STriplett1997 » Wed Feb 21, 2018 8:10 pm
Bayrock wrote:Dang Triplett you gotta get a good one soon
Learning curb, more experience the better. Haven’t been full on targeting them too long. The other night was the first session I’ve fished for them in the area I’ve wanted too. Hopefully soon the biggish one comes, I’ll keep going out until it does :thumbsup: :thumbsup
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STriplett1997
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by STriplett1997 » Wed Feb 21, 2018 8:18 pm
smile0784 wrote:STriplett1997 wrote:crumpet_avenger wrote:Wheres the report Sammy? Been waiten allday yesterday to hear how you went. Seen you say you were down around 12 with a bite of....
Sorry mate bit late haha. No gummy, 5 Pinkies between 35-40 that I released they took fresh squid and had a good run but bit me off using a yakka head.. probably a mcgilla gorilla but I’d like to think a school shark
Gotta keep trying I guess. It’s killing me
Probablya gorillad
5 pinkies not a bad effort
Mmm they keep you entertained. Strange.. whenever I’ve caught Snapper or even Whiting I’ve caught decent table gummies as a welcomed by catch.. and now I can’t seem to when I’m actually targeting them. All good things take time, I suppose I’m gettig a little impatient when I shouldn’t
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smile0784
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by smile0784 » Wed Feb 21, 2018 8:28 pm
STriplett1997 wrote:smile0784 wrote:STriplett1997 wrote:crumpet_avenger wrote:Wheres the report Sammy? Been waiten allday yesterday to hear how you went. Seen you say you were down around 12 with a bite of....
Sorry mate bit late haha. No gummy, 5 Pinkies between 35-40 that I released they took fresh squid and had a good run but bit me off using a yakka head.. probably a mcgilla gorilla but I’d like to think a school shark
Gotta keep trying I guess. It’s killing me
Probablya gorillad
5 pinkies not a bad effort
Mmm they keep you entertained. Strange.. whenever I’ve caught Snapper or even Whiting I’ve caught decent table gummies as a welcomed by catch.. and now I can’t seem to when I’m actually targeting them. All good things take time, I suppose I’m gettig a little impatient when I shouldn’t
Lol murphies law. Go chase flathead and you mite get anothwr one
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Kimtown
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by Kimtown » Wed Feb 21, 2018 9:57 pm
Gummies are easier to catch through the colder months imo
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STriplett1997
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by STriplett1997 » Wed Feb 28, 2018 10:27 am
smile0784 wrote:I normally just take out of chilled water eski on the boat and quick drip off and into a freezer bag and strait into freezer.
If used within a month its like its almost fresh strait out of the water blood and all.
say i caught some salmon on thursday, but i intend on using them friday as bait.. how would you go about storing them? Should i still be Freezing them or not? or keep them in fridge nice and cold?
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Bayrock
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by Bayrock » Wed Feb 28, 2018 1:15 pm
No need to freeze if just overnight, just keep em in the fridge overnight
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STriplett1997
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by STriplett1997 » Wed Feb 28, 2018 1:28 pm
Bayrock wrote:No need to freeze if just overnight, just keep em in the fridge overnight
yeh i think so too..
cheers mate.
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smile0784
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by smile0784 » Wed Feb 28, 2018 1:35 pm
STriplett1997 wrote:smile0784 wrote:I normally just take out of chilled water eski on the boat and quick drip off and into a freezer bag and strait into freezer.
If used within a month its like its almost fresh strait out of the water blood and all.
say i caught some salmon on thursday, but i intend on using them friday as bait.. how would you go about storing them? Should i still be Freezing them or not? or keep them in fridge nice and cold?
Just in cold water
No need to freezer
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STriplett1997
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by STriplett1997 » Wed Feb 28, 2018 1:46 pm
smile0784 wrote:STriplett1997 wrote:smile0784 wrote:I normally just take out of chilled water eski on the boat and quick drip off and into a freezer bag and strait into freezer.
If used within a month its like its almost fresh strait out of the water blood and all.
say i caught some salmon on thursday, but i intend on using them friday as bait.. how would you go about storing them? Should i still be Freezing them or not? or keep them in fridge nice and cold?
Just in cold water
No need to freezer
what do you mean by in cold water?
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smile0784
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by smile0784 » Wed Feb 28, 2018 2:24 pm
When fishing day after day i just submursers the bait in water in a bucket and then put a 1.25lt frozen bottle in thw bottle in the bocket and it keeps it cold overnight and keep it in the shade.
So the smell doesnt go threw the freezer