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Van · 08-04-2002, 10:05 AM

I used some last night as well.
They are definatley THE MOST DISGUISTING CREATURES ON EARTH.

I should have used ice to calm them, cause one was fiesty and instantly wrapped itself in my line to a huge tangled ball of mono,slim and eel. YUK !!!

If I held them with a rag and got them in the water quickly, no problem.

To keep them alive for a long time in the boat, I just keep changing the water in a 5 gal. bucket with my washdown.
I'll ice em' next time though.

BTW, I didn't catch s**t...

Even live pollack NADA.
But I did manage to pick up a lobster line on the prop on the way back. Pitch dark near hull gut with my 13 yr. old. A bit tense for a while. But dad saved the day !!!!!
Made the evening so much more enjoyable !!!

08-04-2002, 10:05 AM	#7
Van zoom iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Quincy Posts: 4,145	I used some last night as well. They are definatley THE MOST DISGUISTING CREATURES ON EARTH. I should have used ice to calm them, cause one was fiesty and instantly wrapped itself in my line to a huge tangled ball of mono,slim and eel. YUK !!! If I held them with a rag and got them in the water quickly, no problem. To keep them alive for a long time in the boat, I just keep changing the water in a 5 gal. bucket with my washdown. I'll ice em' next time though. BTW, I didn't catch s**t... Even live pollack NADA. But I did manage to pick up a lobster line on the prop on the way back. Pitch dark near hull gut with my 13 yr. old. A bit tense for a while. But dad saved the day !!!!! Made the evening so much more enjoyable !!!
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