Do bait and drugs have a shelf life?

After the arrival of winter, some fishermen began to catch traditional catches, while others began to release their horses and collect their swords in the south. So how do we keep the small medicine bait that we don't usually use? Fishing 360 net teaches you how to save.

The shelf life of small drugs and bait is generally about one and a half to two years. No matter whether the bait has been opened and packaged, it should be properly kept. If it is not properly kept, the bait will easily deteriorate, which will greatly reduce the effect of attracting fish and even produce the effect of expelling fish. Fishing 360 net exclusive original

When sealing the pole in winter, clamp all the unsealed bait and put it into a large vacuum bag (vacuum bags are commonly used in families to store quilts). Vacuum can slow down the oxidative deterioration and mildew of bait, and slow down the hatching of residual eggs in individual bait. Keep the vacuum bag in a cool and dry place at room temperature.

The purpose of preserving small medicine is to prevent it from volatilizing and producing peculiar smell, because such volatilization and peculiar smell will affect the use effect of small medicine, and even make it counterproductive in serious cases.

Another common method is to put a small piece of plastic wrap on the bottle cap of the small medicine, and then tighten the bottle cap, which will enhance the sealing of the small medicine bottle and minimize the volatilization of the small medicine. If you have the conditions, you can buy a special small medicine sealed bottle, and the effect is also good.