Gulp minnows

[Fishmission]

I've never had a leak/spill in that jar and I opened it when I first got it years ago. I cut a hole in the middle of the white tamper proof seal thingy and left it intact around the rim to function as a gasket.


use of pliers to extract stinky devils?

 

[DirtyMike]

dammit.

 

[MuskyManiac]

Leak proof.

 

[guywhofishes]

I've never had a leak/spill in that jar and I opened it when I first got it years ago. I cut a hole in the middle of the white tamper proof seal thingy and left it intact around the rim to function as a gasket.


use of pliers to extract stinky devils?

nope - it's a shallow jar so I use the old finger scissors - like fishing for baby dills in gramma's pickle jar.

then an immediate hand washing over the side - if things are really hopping I'll pull out one or two spares and lay them out ahead of time

I SHOULD use one of the 4 or 5 hemostats in the boat though - good call!

 

[Fishmission]

Hemostats even better. Next jar will try such.

 

[guywhofishes]

Leak proof.

Neato! and they come with "Operation" tweezers!

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musky - have you used those jars?

 

[Fishmission]

<p>
I still suck at that game</p>

 

[MuskyManiac]

musky - have you used those jars?

I have and they work well. They even are meant to stack together. Should be available at Scheel's.

 

[guywhofishes]

the reviews on Cabela's are not so favorable

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I have and they work well. They even are meant to stack together. Should be available at Scheel's.

ooh... I bet I could rig up a small diameter bungee cord system to hold the jars in place using those grooves.

new bungee application - Sooo excited.

 

[svnmag]

The only time I have knocked them out with these is jigging them in the Missouri. stays on the hook very well. Don't know why but seems like they excel in current situations

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VquLerRp-ps

 

[Jim Carroll]

I use Lock & Lock food containers for all my Gulp! I start with a bucket of Gulp Alive! and add various packaged Gulp!, PowerBait, etc. as needed. I soak pretty much everything in juice. There are a few colors that will bleed though over time and some Gulp! tends to harden as it sits in the juice for a few years. Any food container with a silicone seal system will work well in my experience. Gulp! and PowerBait is good stuff...

Jim Carroll NPAA #13

 

[guywhofishes]

Excellent - Lock & Lock is the shizzle - we just love it.

 

[deleted_account]

Im the exact opposite of guy. its funny we're friends. I suffer through life with mediocre storage and strapping methods, while he breezes through outdoor activities. I often fish directly from a scheels bag of newly purchased items because my tackle box is in such disarray. I asked him to help me fix my broken tailgate handle, my plan was to jimmy rig something - well wise ol' guy forced me to buy the correct parts ($4) and do it right, thanks guy!

 

[guywhofishes]

Im the exact opposite of guy. its funny we're friends. I suffer through life with mediocre storage and strapping methods, while he breezes through outdoor activities. I often fish directly from a scheels bag of newly purchased items because my tackle box is in such disarray. I asked him to help me fix my broken tailgate handle, my plan was to jimmy rig something - well wise ol' guy forced me to buy the correct parts ($4) and do it right, thanks guy!

ba ha - I was just like you at your age - you will tire of it eventually

when your memory starts to fade the searching around for stuff you need will become relentless - adopting systems becoimes crucial just to function - you won't have a choice!


I think I found a good container to try!

BEHOLD!

 

[svnmag]

"BEHOLD!!"--LOL. One of my favorites!!

 

[ORCUS DEMENS]

Great thread, I like the containers, not sure how I could fasten them to the kayak.I had a regular "jar" of gulp bungee tied to the access oanel, worked well. The GPS now sits in that spot so back to bags. I just picked up a couple of bags of the split tails when they were on sale, with a rebate!! Tried them last weekend, the Gulp leeches worked much better at Antelope. I can see these working real well in the tail race.

 

[svnmag]

You eating cold corn Guy?...Are you weird?

 

[guywhofishes]

I could eat a can of golden niblets with a spoon no problem. Cold Corn is Kick A$$

 

[deleted_account]

I like frozen corn. True story

 

[svnmag]

I do it too: Have eaten much trout/carp bait out of the can when I wanted a meatball submarine sandwich. I think my "secret" carp bait was the inspiration for the PowerBar. Corn is good for trout/carp/bluegill: Exposed hook point PowerBar rigs would likely do the same.