Can't tell you how many times we've had frozen mealworms or 'jailbreaks' from the bait box!
Sure wish you didn't have to buy a whole can and have to use them fairly quick - 2 weeks. Guess you gotta catch a lotta fish or die trying!
Those canned mealworms look worth trying fishingal. I caught 20 hoppers yesterday, they were easy to catch with a minnow net. Put them in my freezer double bagged. Now that I think about it I should have made 2 bags of 10 each and taken one bag per trip. Maybe I'll get more today. I will try them this winter and post a report on it if it works. WA
We just got an email back from Timbuktu Outdoors. Apparently we will be seeing them at BPS.
If you can't use all of 'em, just freeze the portion (suggested by mfr) and take the rest with you.
Now I'm dying of curiosity. Already have the itch on for ice fishing. Oh, but to no longer get mad about another frozen bait box again... now frozen is a good thing?!?
I know it has already been said.. But i too have used them alive and had great luck.. But that was back in Arizona.. Have yet to try one in Colorado... Yet!!
The trout in the Arkansas by Canon City love them. If you find a bank with weeds close to the water just flip a small spinner in a couple of feet from shore and they nail it as soon as it hits the water.
So the question is, how can we invent a way to deliver small bugs to fish?
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