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3. Keep salmon eggs on the hook with a little table salt.

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4. Use an empty drink pouch to store your stink bait.

Simply rinse out a fruit juice pouch and reuse it to store stink bait. You’ll find it’s waterproof, airtight, and more durable than a zip-seal plastic bag. Cut across the bag right under the straw hole and then wash, dry it, and then fill it.

Use a heat tool such as a hair straightener to reseal it by running it across the edge. Cut a notch in the resealed edge so you can easily access bait while on the water.

If you want to make backlash a lot more manageable then check out this super easy to construct tool…

Learn what it is on the next slide!