
Is it me or is this scary?
4,411 views·100 replies·by george··
I wonder if the filet had a bit of a "rubbery" texture to it!🤣
CaptainOriginal Crew1,847 postsSince 2018
So, I have to ask, as I do not know the answer....
All the plastic worms sold at shows....Are they digestable by fish.
There are so many: Z Mans, Plugbait, All American Stink, Fishbites, Hogy Sand eels and even sponge strips soaked in Gulp juice.
Do the manufacturers make any claims as to digestibility?
All the plastic worms sold at shows....Are they digestable by fish.
There are so many: Z Mans, Plugbait, All American Stink, Fishbites, Hogy Sand eels and even sponge strips soaked in Gulp juice.
Do the manufacturers make any claims as to digestibility?
First MateOriginal Crew780 postsSince 2019
Quick review of the manufacturers websites of Z Mans and Fishbites say nothing of digestibility. Plastic is plastic. I still think the lake trout above saw a discarded something that looked and tasted yummy and sucked it up off the bottom. I have used the same Gulp curly tail for three trips and a dozen fish, only spraying it or soaking it with the juice while paddling back for another drift Other times the Gulp curly tail falls off in the yak or net. The one thing I do notice that except for snappers and bluefish, I rarely lose more than the tail, which probably do end up forever in a fish's gut. I have to remember to make sure I no longer throw a ripped apart one overboard.
CommodoreOriginal Crew7,027 postsSince 2018
@jpd here's it is. He said it was 6 pounds.
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Yeah, thanks George for the picture. I've seen a few big lakers there...that's a slim one.
Nice weight but I think it was not doing well trying to gain pounds.
Disturbing -either a great fighting fish or a bottom feeder lol.
CommodoreOriginal Crew9,821 postsSince 2018
Quick review of the manufacturers websites of Z Mans and Fishbites say nothing of digestibility. Plastic is plastic. I still think the lake trout above saw a discarded something that looked and tasted yummy and sucked it up off the bottom. I have used the same Gulp curly tail for three trips and a dozen fish, only spraying it or soaking it with the juice while paddling back for another drift Other times the Gulp curly tail falls off in the yak or net. The one thing I do notice that except for snappers and bluefish, I rarely lose more than the tail, which probably do end up forever in a fish's gut. I have to remember to make sure I no longer throw a ripped apart one overboard.I have seen videos of gulp baits passing but not the other brands. I too will never discard overboard again.
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,158 postsSince 2018
Quick review of the manufacturers websites of Z Mans and Fishbites say nothing of digestibility. Plastic is plastic. I still think the lake trout above saw a discarded something that looked and tasted yummy and sucked it up off the bottom. I have used the same Gulp curly tail for three trips and a dozen fish, only spraying it or soaking it with the juice while paddling back for another drift Other times the Gulp curly tail falls off in the yak or net. The one thing I do notice that except for snappers and bluefish, I rarely lose more than the tail, which probably do end up forever in a fish's gut. I have to remember to make sure I no longer throw a ripped apart one overboard.
i’ve noticed my fish bites get gummy, mushy, surely it would pass… cellie…
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CommodoreOriginal Crew18,289 postsSince 2019
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