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In reply to Post #1
If they are covered in green mould bin them. Otherwise they will be fine, in the past I have used boilies that were well past their supposed use by date. Given a dose of glug and a shake up they caught well.
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Do you think the boilies will be OK?
An alternative way of looking at it, they may actually be BETTER not worse than when you started. Bacterial or enzymatic action is a good thing, breaking things down into other desirable compounds not normally yet present, or in smaller quantities.
During a trip to France my boilies were turning on day 2, the results got better through the week.
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In reply to Post #5
Atlantic heat stores ok like that
I have a kilo of hookbaits stored in salt
And about 10 air dried with glycerine
And stored in kilo vac packed bags
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In reply to Post #4
Baitworks Atlantic Heat and Royal Marine
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In reply to Post #3
Yup
Carry on drying out
Personally I would dry them out in a few weigh slings
What boilies are they
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In reply to Post #2
Do you think the boilies will be OK?
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In reply to Post #1
The cool box keeps cold in and it also keeps the warmth in
It was hot over the weekend and the cool box is keeping that heat in
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I've air dried about 20kg of freezer bait, covered with oils and started coating with powders and repeating in a large cool box, today the boiles felt warm when I was mixing them, they don't smell off but the heat concerns me, so I've bagged them and put back in freezer do you think these will be OK? No signs of mould but baffled by the warmth any comments would be appreciated
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