I've always kept them in the jar they came in. I've had them in a pocket in my float tube. That little jar has bounced around and been upended for the last year, and I haven't had any spills.Quote:
Originally Posted by VaCrappieMan
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I've always kept them in the jar they came in. I've had them in a pocket in my float tube. That little jar has bounced around and been upended for the last year, and I haven't had any spills.Quote:
Originally Posted by VaCrappieMan
Don't peel the seal on the jar all the way off, open it up about half way. Since I started doing this my jars haven't leaked.
Interesting chart.............wish i knew what part of the country the test was done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Techno2000
Cook county IL (chicago). Johnny is a teacher at chicago school of fishing. He teach euro bank fishing style and is on us bank fishing team.Quote:
Originally Posted by BULLFROG-1
I know John, and I don't doubt his test results. Nothing compares to live maggots, IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwaynesworld
try on a jig 1/32 and just bump it slowly off the bottom, i pull up redears like that
I like gulp maggots but i like berkley power wigglers better because they dont make a mess and they come in a bag not a jar. Put either on a salmon egg hook and fish on a fly rod. They will eat that when they wont eat any other (artificial) bait.
This is what I use to store Gulp Alive in. Tried everything including making new seals . No more leaks. Best money I have spent lately. I got 10 bottles and shipped very fast!
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