Evening all
So re entering carp fishing after a near 20 ear break and have a bag of shelf life boilies which I coated in the company's recommended glug and a bit of water and only used a few of them in October/ November last year.
I put the sealed bag in a shelf in the fridge where they've sat since.
Checked them over and no signs of mould etc.
Will they be ok to use?
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So re entering carp fishing after a near 20 ear break and have a bag of shelf life boilies which I coated in the company's recommended glug and a bit of water and only used a few of them in October/ November last year.
I put the sealed bag in a shelf in the fridge where they've sat since.
Checked them over and no signs of mould etc.
Will they be ok to use?
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In reply to Post #1
Yes,definitely
Yes,definitely
In reply to Post #2
Cheers, appreciate the response 👍
Cheers, appreciate the response 👍
In reply to Post #1
No need to keep them in the fridge. Keep them in a sealed bucket in the shed this time of year!
No need to keep them in the fridge. Keep them in a sealed bucket in the shed this time of year!
In reply to Post #1
You must have one very understanding wife, I can't put my beer in the fridge without her kicking off
They be perfectly fine
You must have one very understanding wife, I can't put my beer in the fridge without her kicking off
They be perfectly fine