Best way to store fish you just caught?
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Put in a plastic bag, make sure you leave holes in them, of course not at water level. Your fish will survive, don't worry. Fresh fish is better then dead ones.
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To succesfully fill a freshwater takle box you will need the following: Hooks-some small for crappie,blue gill (sunfish) etc. some larger for Catfish - read the packages the should specify which hooks are good for which fish species. You will need some bass jigs and I recomend getting a Mepp's spinner kit. These kits usually contain several different types of rooster tail spinner baits and are excellent for crappie and blue gill fishing.\nYou should also look into getting some bait casters these are good for bass fishing. As all good takle boxes contain bobbers or corks whichever you decide to call them. You should get some different types of spinner baits and several different jigs just to mix things up a bit. After getting these thing you need to make sure you have some split shot and or some type of weight. 1oz weights will be good for most conditions but you may want to get several different weights ranging between 1/2 to 2oz. A good set of needle nose plyers is a must have-They have helped me out many times! A knife or pair of finger nail clippers is also good to have for little things such as trimming you string after tying on a hook (or a broken finger nail) They just come in handy. I always keep either water proof matches or a cigarette lighter in mine just in case and a package or two of crackers or some sort of light snack that way if I get into a mess of fish I don't have to leave when I get hungry. These are just a few things I keep in mine. I know I have more in there but I can't tell you everything with out looking.
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crush it and put it in water
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refridgerate it or freeze it.
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Get an aerated tank over 20 gallons. you do not need a filter. For environment you should cover the bottom of the tank with sand and pebbles. Then, place 4-6 large rocks on top ofthe pebbles and sand. Fill the tank with water and turn on the aerator. Put the crawdads that you catch in the tank, and wait a couple of days. On the third day, rip a tiny chunk of ham of a slice and drop it in the tank. If a crawdad grabs it and starts to eat it, good, but if it doesn't, reach into the tank and pick it out before it starts to mold and kills the crawdads. Trust me, this is one of the best ways to keep crawdads alive for an extended period of time. Good luck!
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use water instead.\nto keep the baloons inside, tie them up to the bottom of the bucket.\nuse saturated salt solution for marginally better results.
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aquarium - i'm full of fish
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If you are talking about carp fish then after you wash it well, put some paprika, turmeric salt and lemon juice on the fish and let it stay for half to one hour. then you fry it in edible oil, the lemon will kill the fishy smell. you can eat it right away or you can prepare a curry out ot it. For curry, put oil, sliced onions, cumin dust, corrinder dust, garlic paste, ginger paste, paprika and turmeric and salt and water, let it boil a bit and put the fried fish inside the curry. you have a fish curry! This is southeast Asian style of cooking carp
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dip it in water and freeze it? put it in a flotation device.
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Read the instructions given to you by the pharmacy. They should tell you the optimal storage procedures.
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Try this fish milkshake. Lots of protein and Omega 3. Great recipe for fisherman who don't know what to do with their leftover fish guts\n\n1 cup milk\n1 scoop ice cream\n4 oz caramel syrup\n4 oz chopped fish gut\nsmall can sardines\ntablespoon cod liver oil\nblend, pour and enjoy
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Keep Fishin\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ht4h9XA1zus
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Other minnows.  Seriously.  My Dad owns a bait shop in MN, and we put out minnow traps in the lakes and rivers around here.  The best thing is to put other minnows (of the same variety you are trying to trap) in the trap so that others see them and go in there.  That's really the best thing you can do!  Good luck!
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you distance them for the area and the current. i would use and egg sinker as it will be heavier and will have less drag on the current. i would do egg on top about two feet and then the bobber and then about a foot or two and then the hook so your bait will float in the current. i would also use a leader depending on where you are. and get some good knots that you can tie. for the egg sinker its simple run a loop of line through the eye and then pull it around the weight to secure it a little it will make a small cinch knot that can be taken out at anytime. the others you may want to get a book or look online for fishing knots
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the best bait is to ask the local fisherman what they use.use that.use the same technique anywhere you fish fresh and salt water .eventually you will learn .always ask the locals and you will groww as a fishermen
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I like to use my silver spinner. Get one with a bight strip on it. If you go in the river use a smaller one, and if you are at the mouth of the river us a medium one. They also like flies. Find out which ones just hatched and go get that bait. They eat it up. Good Luck!
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you can ship oysters (live) on ice, that drains. If the oysters fall below the water level, they will (get this!) drown!\n\nOysters will keep for a number of days, on ice, but should be discarded if they open up or are easier to open than normal.