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Preserving Homemade Boilies (19 posts / 4,184 views)
JamieNow JamieNow
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Post #16 3 Feb 2025 17:11
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In reply to Post #15
as long as you keep them dry, they will usually last for a while. WRT adding them to a bucket - you can add things like Squid Sauce (Fish Sauce from Asian Supermarket) or store them in salt which will extend their shelf lives however I would give them a rinse with some lake water before using them as I don't believe a lot of salt is particularly good for them (think about salt on your chips)

PaulBishop PaulBishop
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Post #17 3 Feb 2025 17:13
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In reply to Post #15
They dry out nicely in a bucket of pellets I understand.
vossy1 vossy1
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Post #18 3 Feb 2025 17:15
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In reply to Post #12
Funny you should say that. I never had the time but a chap I fished with rolled his baits by hand the day before his session, always boiled on the soft side, just skinned. He rarely blanked and always did well. He wrote a recipe of his for me, I still have it somewhere, always ingredients from the local Asian supermarkets and Liberal use of herbs!
HarrisonCarp HarrisonCarp
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Post #19 3 Feb 2025 17:40
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In reply to Post #16
Winner - thanks 👍👍
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