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![]() Last few weeks had like a dozen sand worms leftover. Whats the best way to try to keep them in good condition for the following weeks fishing trip ?
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![]() I always felt you hadda keep them cool. My spare refrig in garage died ten years ago. I never replaced it.
I used to hide them in the back of the kitchen refrigerator for a few days until my wife found them one time. ![]() ![]() They're expensive, but now I just give away unused ones. I've also been the beneficiary of same. Tight lines, Tom K. |
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http://leifsnjfishinginformation.blogspot.com/ http://fliesbyleif.blogspot.com/ http://photographybyleif.blogspot.com/ Cod is King |
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![]() I've kept them for a few weeks with some damp newspaper on the bottom, not wet, with the seaweed stuff they give you on top in the frig at the temp Leif suggested.
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![]() We've left them with all the sea grass in a flow troll bucket alongside the boat in the marina and they seem to be fine too....
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Gerry Zagorski <>< Founder/Owner of NJFishing.com since 1997 Proud Supporter of Heroes on the Water NJFishing@aol.com Obsession 28 Carolina Classic Sandy Hook Area |
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