freezing down baits for winter.

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freezing down baits for winter.

#1 Post by m.b3 »

Cooke has a great article in Irish Anglers Digest on this subject. definately worth a look.
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Re: freezing down baits for winter.

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mark
iv started to freze my peeler i have got and also have 57 mackerel ready for emergencies.
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#3 Post by IDPearl »

57!!!!! Should last for a couple of trips anyway!!

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#4 Post by DAMIEN »

yes perl i guess yourright they should last for a good few trips.
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#5 Post by m.b3 »

have a good few meself. hard to believe those nice sunny mornings rooting throught the seaweed are gone. ah well, here's to the whiting....
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