can i save my worms.

[sneaky ninja]

hi all you dropshotters.
i opened my lil bag of brekley gulp worms. and it seems that they were not closed properly last time i used them.
they are still as soft as the day i bought them but dont have aany juice in the bag anymore.
what can i do to get more juice in there. like a home remedy
type of movie star.

 

[Serra Moz]

Hi, perhaps not the answer you looking for, but what I do with the "dry" or used ones I put them in the Berkley tub, you know the ones you buy in the tub with the "juice"?

Cheers

 

[Alley Cat]

I heard that guy's put the oil from tins of sardines in the berkley tubs when they run dry and let them worms soak up that fish oil and smell. The wife has a couple of tins of mussels in the cupboard....maybe I should try some of that oil.

 

[Serra Moz]

@ Alley Cat......... good tip!!!, will try Anchovy oil, better stash them tubs away then, as my dogs my start tearing tackle bags/boxes apart!

 

[Alley Cat]

Ja Serra Moz, I'm not sure if the fish oil will attract fish....I know it will attract the neighbors cats. I will definitely give it a go though.

 

[Serra Moz]

LOL...true perhaps an Alley Cat?

Then again the fish oil might damage the plastics as well, becoming brittle or mushy? I will do a test on my next d/shot outing?

 

[ruanespach]

@sneaky ninja
I put my dried up worms and squidies in some water, and after a few days, they were much softer but there was a bit of muck in the water (maybe bacteria or fungi if these things really are biodegradable). I added some vinegar because that Gulp juice has a bit of vinegar smell to it. I know vinegar softens chewing gum, so maybe it'll work on the plastic as well.

Just using water definitely softens them up. Hopefully the little bit of vinegar will stop any thing growing in that juice.