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 Freezing shad
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08/05/10 04:59 PM
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RodneyH06
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I here people talking about fresh shad, do yall recomend catching bait every trip or can I freeze and refreeze bait.
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Rodney
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Re: Freezing shad
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08/05/10 05:00 PM
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Chase
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This time of year catching shad is easier so it's not neccessary to freeze and refreeze it. I'd catch what ya need each trip.
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Re: Freezing shad
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08/05/10 05:01 PM
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Coreywms
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Last edited by Coreywms; 08/05/10 05:01 PM.
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Re: Freezing shad
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08/05/10 05:06 PM
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cathog
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This time of year catching shad is easier so it's not neccessary to freeze and refreeze it. I'd catch what ya need each trip. +1 I do freeze some shad in the winter when they get tough to catch. I never refreeze it though, and when I do freeze them I have had the best luck with shad that have been out of the water on ice for less than an hour.
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Re: Freezing shad
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08/05/10 05:14 PM
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RodneyH06
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