Best Way to Freeze Lug
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Best Way to Freeze Lug
just wondering if any of yous have an opinion on this. i was thinking of freezing a few before the winter
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i only use black lug, as blow lug doesn't freeze well at all, first gut your lug after nipping their heads off with a blade, squeeze out all the insides and wrap individualy in newspaper or clingfilm.
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i know of plenty of people on here with much more experience than myself - but heres my two cent
take about fifteen and place on newspaper - sprinkle some salt over them - this gets the water out
leave them for an hour or two for the salt to take effect
then change the paper - ive heard of individually wrapping them - but i usually just wrap the 15 in dry paper flat
have caught plenty of flatties on these - they are real leathery to start with but then take on seawater once casted out
i would definitely have some frozen all the time - if your a lazy so and so like meself and your not exactly going match fishing :lol:
saves you the bother of being organised for a quick trip locally
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take about fifteen and place on newspaper - sprinkle some salt over them - this gets the water out
leave them for an hour or two for the salt to take effect
then change the paper - ive heard of individually wrapping them - but i usually just wrap the 15 in dry paper flat
have caught plenty of flatties on these - they are real leathery to start with but then take on seawater once casted out
i would definitely have some frozen all the time - if your a lazy so and so like meself and your not exactly going match fishing :lol:
saves you the bother of being organised for a quick trip locally
good luck
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i have had much better results alcohol preserving than freezing. its very good for lug and excellent for rag
if you get any alcohol (ethanol) just cover the worms (as many as you like in a tub) with 70% ethanol and leave in the fridge, they will last for months. maybe even years
if you get any alcohol (ethanol) just cover the worms (as many as you like in a tub) with 70% ethanol and leave in the fridge, they will last for months. maybe even years
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a lot of that 70% ethanol most of the time has poisons added to stop the smart lads from having a go at it :lol:
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well if its anything lilke the crap they use in lazy lug - you probably are better off drinking with it than fishing with it!!!!!!!
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yeah youre right corby it has added benzene. i dont know where you would go about getting some unless you know someone who works in a lab.
at a guess i would say cheap, but strong, polish vodka would work (might as well try it, that piss sure isnt fit to drink :D )
caught plenty of wrasse on the preserved rag, the stuff i did and kept in the fridge was better quality than lazyrag
at a guess i would say cheap, but strong, polish vodka would work (might as well try it, that piss sure isnt fit to drink :D )
caught plenty of wrasse on the preserved rag, the stuff i did and kept in the fridge was better quality than lazyrag
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KK wrote:Adam where do ya get that kind of Alachol?? and what fills the remaining 30 percent???
Its available from laboratory supply companies, but very difficult to obtain. From memory there's a licence that has to be obtained from some govt dept to prove you're not using the alcohol for the wrong purposes (think it might be from Customs/Revenue)
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