i know a lot of lads will be freezing down peeler for the winter,i was talking to a welsh guy last night who is holidaying in devon and he showed me something simple but so effective i couldnt believe it,he freezes his peelers on a 6/0 wide gape hook(he sometimes adss mussel to bulk it out)then he freezes all the pre baited hooks in a sandwich box(much better to do this at home than baiting up on the beach)so when you wind back in just attach a new pre baited hook to the gemini link, then store the spent hook in asandwich box till you get home,cheers chris
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Originally posted by louis268 View PostThe only problem I see with that is of baits now wrapped tightly it ends up with freezer rash and turns to mush and when defrosted it looses all it's juicesometimes i sits and thinks,but thinks better whilst sitting on a rock fishing
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good idea but i think a lot of juices would be lost as how would the bait stay on the hook, does he bait elastic it on?? if not the bait could come off or not stay in place, maybe a pennel system would work better but then you would have to freeze them with spare traces attached.
if he does use bait elastic everyone knows when you put the elastic on a lot of the juices come out the crab and mussel so would lose a lot i think.
a good diea but does have it flaws i think but maybe it could be improved.
another thought would be to use a single hook freeze the bait on with no elastic then put into a wide mouth flask when going for a session this will then keep them frozen when casting ans the sea water will the thaw them out when you cast out.Species 2012 - Cod, Flounder, Dab, Plaice, Pollock, Eelpout, Common eel, Granny Fish, Whiting, Coalie, LSD, Rockling, Bass.
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