Thread: Re-packaging frozen cigs

[quote author=divedeep link=topic=3070.msg28012#msg28012 date=1365102356]
And just how pi$$ed off is the old lady gonna be when the fridge starts stinking?
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[font=comic sans ms][size=12pt]This advice came from a man who I have seen eat the head off a cigar minnow. Besides, he has a fridge at the store to keep ‘em in. oke1:

BB?

[quote author=FinChaser link=topic=3070.msg28015#msg28015 date=1365103978]
[quote author=divedeep link=topic=3070.msg28012#msg28012 date=1365102356]
And just how pi$$ed off is the old lady gonna be when the fridge starts stinking?
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[font=comic sans ms][size=12pt]This advice came from a man who I have seen eat the head off a cigar minnow. Besides, he has a fridge at the store to keep ‘em in. oke1:
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surely not a 3 day old one?? uke:

Check on the ticked off wife or other female co-inhabitant.
Killed a fox one night and put it in the freezer. Mom opened the door
the next day and nearly made me move out!!!

Lol

[quote author=divedeep link=topic=3070.msg28017#msg28017 date=1365104404]
BB?
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Bionic Brine.
I keep a bottle of it in my tackle bag.

Ahh. Thanks
Does it have baking soda in it or do you have to add it?

It has everything you need in a bait preservative

Salt Curing them like John said works the best. I did this last year when dad and I were just coming down on the weekends. It really does make a difference. :bow:

Being a long ways from the pier, I used the johng method and then froze them after immersing the ziplock bag to squeeze air out. Where normally the cigs wouldn't hold up to refreezing, the salt toughened them and the freezer stopped the shrivelling. Used some the other day to catch king that were done last fall.