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[CanadianAngler87]

What Nado said.

[IR4J]

Top left is a natural river cured brown trout roe 

Top right is a secret recipe of brown trout roe

Bottom left is fishheads salmon roe 

Bottom right is again fishheads but bow roe..

 

 

In reality, (I believe nado mentioned it) There is no right or wrong way to cure eggs. We all started doing it one way, caught fish, tried something else and caught some more fish. End of the day its all about having confidence in your bait. 

 

[Paul1913]

I did some brown roe bags.. Never realized how small it was. Hope fishheads stuff is good.

Those baggies look good.

[christotheashto]

I did some brown roe bags.. Never realized how small it was. Hope fishheads stuff is good.

Those baggies look good.

 

Fishheads roe is all bomb. I picked up some brownie roe for this season and the fish have been hammering it. Great quality stuff

[Float down]

Exactly, curing eggs serves one of two purposes. Either to make you eggs more durable so they last longer or to add color/scent. I am not interested in cures that add color/scent anymore so all I do is river cure, add kosher salt and they are good to go.

Do you catch zee troutz?

[Addicted]

Do you catch zee troutz?

Yes he does. Nado has things dialled in

[fishfreek]

Air drying is done, should be ready to tie after the Leaf game