Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: coho_killer on November 20, 2006, 02:02:03 PM
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looking for simple directions on start to finish curing roe can anyone help?
C.K.
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The search function is great...many topics like curing, spinner making, etc have been covered in great detail before...here is the curing thread:
http://www.fishingwithrod.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=12442.0
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try this link it is a great step by step guide ...
http://www.fishingwithrod.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=12442.0
nice work to FishFreak on this topic
also try the search feature there are many good threads to enjoy
EZ
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Gooey and e z rolling thank you so much that link helped alot! FishFreak i never realized there was so much time involved for the curing process but i guess good roe comes to those who wait? lol i'm gonna get the supplies tonight that i need and gonna start on the roe first thing in the morrning! oh one more thing! Am i able to freeze the roe when i'm done? how long does it keep in the freezer? or will it be ok in the fridge till steelhead season? again i appreciate how helpfull everyone has been on this topic and thank you very much!
C.K.
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it last longer then that in the fridge..2-3months. if u have enough borax
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Most of the time, if I have roe left over, it never even makes it back to the fridge. As long as theres lots of borax, its all good. I remember fishing with a bag of roe that lasted 3 or 4 trips over 4 week period, and it spanked the Coho at the Chehalis each time. Probably shouldnt try this in the heat of summer though.
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I saw a guy catch a steelhead on the crustiest looking roe that was about 4 years old judging by the lable on the jar...sometimes I think we fishermen over think things too much...its not like a fish's brain is overly evolved ;)