Just a quick question. Once I defrost and use frozen boilies is it okay to then refreeze them? If so how many times can I do this?
Thanks
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In reply to Post #1
Yes they will be fine, although I'd only do it once. Not really any need to do more times unless you take far too much with you
Yes they will be fine, although I'd only do it once. Not really any need to do more times unless you take far too much with you
In reply to Post #2
Alright cheers. It's my first time using frozen boilies and I only got a 1kg bag. I defrosted and took the whole bag with me. In the future I will probably defrost then just put what I need in a bucket.
Alright cheers. It's my first time using frozen boilies and I only got a 1kg bag. I defrosted and took the whole bag with me. In the future I will probably defrost then just put what I need in a bucket.
In reply to Post #3
Yeah that's the best way, although a kg isn't actually much for this time of year so you could well end up using that in a couple of hours if you are having a decent day
Yeah that's the best way, although a kg isn't actually much for this time of year so you could well end up using that in a couple of hours if you are having a decent day
Agreed, ok to to refreeze once (thaw twice). Just remember if you take them with some that have been thawed once to use the thawed twice version first. I use different air drying bags to differentiate.
How long will they keep out of the freezer?
In reply to Post #6
Depends how you keep them. If you buy an air dry bag and poo them in that, and hang it up somewhere then weeks
Depends how you keep them. If you buy an air dry bag and poo them in that, and hang it up somewhere then weeks
In reply to Post #7
I'd advise not pooing in it
I'd advise not pooing in it
In reply to Post #8
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In reply to Post #1
Personally I never refreeze bait. If I don't use it all i air dry it and store it that way.
Once food is out of the freezer, as it defrosts, the escaping liquid takes nutrition with it.
Also refreezing boilies, or any food, breaks down the cell walls.
Far better to either put it in the lake as prebait, or air dry it.
Personally I never refreeze bait. If I don't use it all i air dry it and store it that way.
Once food is out of the freezer, as it defrosts, the escaping liquid takes nutrition with it.
Also refreezing boilies, or any food, breaks down the cell walls.
Far better to either put it in the lake as prebait, or air dry it.
In reply to Post #12
I would also say that re-freezing and re using once more after the initial usage is probably ok especially if you look after your bait on the bank with a thermal bait bag. Remember, good baits normally turn sour the quickest
I would also say that re-freezing and re using once more after the initial usage is probably ok especially if you look after your bait on the bank with a thermal bait bag. Remember, good baits normally turn sour the quickest
In reply to Post #1
I'm happy to re-freeze a handful of times. They're just fish, they eat their own sh*t at the end of the day.
I'm sure the bait isnt necessarily at its best, and ideally I wouldnt refereeze but I'm not made of money and it's never affected me catching.
I'm happy to re-freeze a handful of times. They're just fish, they eat their own sh*t at the end of the day.
I'm sure the bait isnt necessarily at its best, and ideally I wouldnt refereeze but I'm not made of money and it's never affected me catching.
In reply to Post #12
What does the air dry process involve exactly?
What does the air dry process involve exactly?