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Bait Pucks


Ryan84*

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Full minnows. If they're still live when I open the puck and I need an alive one then I use it, otherwise, I mostly bring them with because I pinch the heads off and use them, and then the tail when I run out of heads. I keep the puck inside my coat so that the minnows and Euros don't freeze.

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How do you keep water in a bait puck? Every one that I have seen has a pinhole in the lid, molded in at the factory. I sealed mine up and put a foam gasket on the lid to seal it up so it does not leak in my pocket.

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I ended up buying a 2 pack this year, got sick & tired of my waxies getting blown all over the lake last year in that little plastic 1 oz cup, hope the bait puck has more weight to it and more wind resistant

.......and yes a little known trick I have seen on videos is guys putting live minnows in them with a little bit of water and they can stay alive quite a while, one person even demonstrated it as a great "hole hopping" tool so you don't have to carry the full minnow bucket with you until you find a "hot" hole

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What wax worms do you buy that don't come in a container?

the pucks are nice when you buy the big 500 count tub of waxies. I always do this at the start of the season. I buy the big tub then will put about 50 in a puck and leave the rest home and reload the puck after I get back home. I will bring more if I know I will need them but normally I have gotten by with only bringing 50 waxies at a time.

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I never heard of or seen these "bait pucks" until I moved to Minnesota a few years ago, and quickly realized an empty can of chew will serve the same purpose.

A nice benefit to the bait pucks is that they are usually insulated though, so the contents don't freeze quite as quickly. A chew can works in a "pinch" though - no pun intended!

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Just had my shipment of bait arrive today from vados. Ordered 500 wax worms and 1000 spikes. I got the spikes in mixed colors.

Three large bait pucks to keep the 500 wax worms in. One large bait puck to keep the 1000 spikes in. Keep the large bait pucks in the fridge and basement. Then I transfer them to little bait pucks and a lindy grub getter to use the bait when I head out.

Seems to work well.

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