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[Tntcure]

I am new to this forum and thought it would be appropriate to introduce myself. The is my first time really posting in a forum. However I'm not new to this game. I've been chasing salmon and steelhead for well over 30 years. I develop and build lures and bait stuff in the industry. I have spent my life trying to garner as much knowledge as possible about these anadromous fish, and this is why I'm here.

Albert

 

[TheBigGuy]

Welcome aboard

 

[Prairie Locked]

Welcome to the forum. Look forward to you hopefully sharing some of that 30 years worth of experience and perspective.

I find this to be probably one of the best and most respectful fishing forums that I subscribe to. For the most part, well thought out and articulated responses from members with the occasional odd duck.

 

[Tntcure]

Thanks folks for the friendly welcomes. If anyone has questions on egg curing, or the process of curing baits for salmon and steelhead please shoot me a message, as I'm always willing to help if I can.

 

[sly_karma]

Welcome to the forum. Look forward to you hopefully sharing some of that 30 years worth of experience and perspective.

I find this to be probably one of the best and most respectful fishing forums that I subscribe to. For the most part, well thought out and articulated responses from members with the occasional odd duck.

Hi!

 

[Aces]

Welcome to the forum. Look forward to you hopefully sharing some of that 30 years worth of experience and perspective.

I find this to be probably one of the best and most respectful fishing forums that I subscribe to. For the most part, well thought out and articulated responses from members with the occasional odd duck.

Quack Quack!!

 

[Prairie Locked]

Quack Quack!!

Hi!

I was in no way suggesting anyone in particular... You guys have labeled yourselves, not me

Tntcure, can you cure duck eggs??

 

[Tntcure]

I can cure anything!

 

[fishin_magician]

Welcome to the Sh*t show!

(Lol)

 

[Tntcure]

They cure duck eggs (fertilized) in the Philippines by placing them in the sand for a period of time. The cured product is called balot or balut. They also boil them, as long as there is a formed embryo.

 

[Prairie Locked]

They cure duck eggs (fertilized) in the Philippines by placing them in the sand for a period of time. The cured product is called balot or balut. They also boil them, as long as there is a formed embryo.

Oh, I see. Your a smart a$$ too? Lol

The Chinese also have the pidan, (皮蛋 to be precise) or 100 (Century) year old egg...

 

[Tntcure]

Anything for a good laugh! But as Andrew says, "if it looks good eat it"