[Sandcrab]

Lots of talk about catching stripers on bloodworms and clams but nothing mentioned about anyone using Purdue Peelers for fishing this weekend. Anyone try them and have any luck - or is this a secret weapon?

 

[Billr]

i guess i'll have to tell you about this. a couple years ago someone got the argument going as to who had the the best . perdue, tyson, mountainaire[then townsend], or road kill.it's now up for debate. that's why i use artificial.

 

[Sandcrab]

Maybe that's whey we marinate it in shedder oil before we use it!

 

[BigJeff823]

Could anybody catch Salamonilla from that stuff ?I'll stick with other baits

 

[HuskyMD]

sure you could catch salmonella. But you could catch it in the kitchen as well. Wash hands after handling. Don't stick hands in mouth.

 

[Duke of Fluke]

I got a slight case once after using liver for catfish. Lesson learned, keep those hands clean.

 

[sand flea]

If you're using chicken breasts, just keep a small thing of hand sanitizer in your bag and use it after each contact.

The only time I mess with the stuff is during trout season.

 

[soapfish]

My vote is for road kill Billr. Makes more sense. Dead chicken on the bottom. Mmmmm good!

Soapfish

 

[catman]

I only use Perdue Peelers when there are trout in the area. Blues will also tear them up. I never gave Salamonilla a thought but I guess it's possible. I've been using raw chicken for crabbing for years, the same with raw liver for catfish and haven't had a problem. What about all those blood baits for cats? I guess I'll continue to play stupid and just enjoy fishing the way I always have.

Catman.

 

[Guest]

Dollar Tree sells a 100 pack of disposable gloves for $1.00. Well worth it for the penney a piece and reduced risk of infection.
Might also want to pick up a dollar pack of rubber bands too. I put them around my wrist to help hold the gloves in place.

 

[Billr]

i use the mountainaire peelers, but i shake and bake them.

 

[BigJeff823]

Yeah,who needs purdue peelers when you have real peelers.