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Anybody ever try it in salt water? Can't see why it wouldn't work, it's bloody, oily and stinky
Have access to as much as I want and want to see how it works
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Campfire Outfitter
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For crab bait it's fantastic and free!
Also for sharks it's good and tough enough to cast far.
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Campfire Tracker
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For crab bait it's fantastic and free!
Also for sharks it's good and tough enough to cast far. Perfect! Thanks bud!
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Great advice already. Can also try ginding or mushing and then mix with oatmeal or rolled oats, menhaden oil, bit of water and freeze it in blocks or in 1 gal milk containers with tops cut off. Old recipe and carp would take the place of cannned jack mackerel.
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Have used it for crab bait in the PNW.
No reason why it should not work for cut bait.
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