storing fresh worm

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Ryan
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storing fresh worm

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i have recently come across a tackle shop in blackpool that stocks wonder black its black lug that is frozen a specific way so when its defrosted its just like fresh i spoke to the tackle shop owner and he hinted as to how this is done this worm is unbelievable its tough great for catchin cod as i found out last night and stiffens up when thrown on the ground too its easily just as good as fresh and even re froze with results too
Steve Duffy
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What did he hint was the secret :?:
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Ryan
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the secret

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well apparantly he guts them leaves them for a few days to dry out adds salt to them then freezes them on a glass shelf these are unbelievable mate
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Post by Steve Duffy »

I used them last year.Not seen them round here since. :(
D.I.L.L.I.G.A.F
AGNB
Thats bang out of order !

Species--- Bass,ray,smoothhound,starry smoothhound,plaice,flounder,dab,LSD,huss,whiting,coddling,mackeral,pout,pollock.
Ryan
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Joined: Sun Dec 31, 2006 12:23 pm
Location: Bolton, Lancashire

Post by Ryan »

i've yet to try this as ive only just started fishing on my own gonna be hitting the jag house i think the next couple of days 2 sessions now and 2 nice codling gonna try that method for worm as soon as i can get hold of some fresh
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