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Storing frozen boilies (20 posts / 1,491 views)
ip100 ip100
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Post #16 4 Jul 2021 11:01
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Hang them in a mesh bag and leave them to dry out. Give them a shake every now and then
AlexFisher
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Post #17 4 Jul 2021 12:39
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Just when I think I have all the carp gear I need, something else pops up that I need to buy!
OatcakeFred OatcakeFred
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Post #18 4 Jul 2021 12:54
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Have a look in your local Aldi, they sell mesh bags for fruit & veg at about 20p each. There's a post on here about them a few months back.
AlexFisher
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Post #19 4 Jul 2021 13:07
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Okay cheers
Ynnek
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Post #20 4 Jul 2021 20:25
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You could also take less baits to the lake.

When I was on a budget as a 15y old kid. I only took bait for 5 takes. If there was some bait over at the end of the session, they went back home and we're stored in a jar with salt.
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