'lund,

GOOD Roe has no fret in regards to the locale it is offered.

Please feel free to show me up.

Laffin'.

You bring your good roe for a day of fishing down here and you might just change your thinking.

Born/raised DownSouth...BT/DT and am rather at ease in extrapolating in kind.

Your's is much akin to getting "advice" from someone in Idaho on how to catch Steelhead.

Feel free to [censored] yourself,but do not be under any illusion that I'm subject to a like ruse.

I'm puttin my money on Lund...
I have found steelhead don't seem to care as much, but kings especially can get locked in on a certain egg cure. One day last fall we had three cures with us fished maybe four hours, fish completely ignored two cures, hooked 12-15 on the third cure, on other days sometimes it was a different cure. I agree pressured fish in Washington & Oregon can be way more picky on what kind of eggs they bite. We use to catch kings in AK on some of the crappiest eggs, the fish were simply less pressured and less selective. Unpressure steelhead in Washington/ oregon on the other hand couldn't care less what kind of eggs they bite for the most part.....

Good Roe takes a second seat,in no locale.

Humored that you boys are curing same in both gas and crap,as a means to quantify your "prowess".

Please.

+1

Few things as "daunting",as someone who gesticulates a position fraught with inexperience and couples same with a voice of opinion.

Hilarious.

I suggest you boys start boiling your eggs,as per a stance of "novelty",at least.

Laffin'

Big stick,

Eggs are not eggs and cure is not cure. Though it is more important where to put the bait rather than what is on it. It does seem to help if you have taken every step in preparing the very best egg you can.

I've spent 20 years fishing in Alaska and all over the NW. Most fish fall to the average egg really well. Even those in Alaska can be picky at times. It never hurts to open your mind to cures other than the commercial types.
The maturity of the egg makes a huge differnce in the quality of the finished product. Though an immature egg may present itself better to the user, the fish may like the most mature of eggs you can get.

Now I'm laffin!

And I drain every egg before I use it. Does that make them inferior? Help me out, cause I'd like to have a better egg than the ones i've been using. There's always room for improvment.

Toots,

Should you and any/all of your friends surmise a concoction that you THINK I haven't Fished(and well),please be sure and get back to me. Just don't feel maligned,when I yawn and say "Toldjaso".

Let me guess? You cut a cord of firewood once too and have a 30-30?

I working on a new cure that uses cocaine as a base and once I get the fish started on it, it should be lights out for all of them. One thing I can admit is that I can always learn something new in fishing and life. This thread just proved that!

Roger that...you'll gain much,by simply taking notes.

Thank me later.

Big Stick,

Would you say Pro Cure is a better producer for you than Fire Cure? I havn't tried the Fire Cure yet, but was thinking about trying it. Wanted to ask someone who has used it and caught fish with it. BTW, I'm taking notes so don't leave anything out!

FireCure sucks heavy ass.

none of which is secreted.

Big stick , if you are using those commercial cures your eggs are not nearly as good as they could be, those cures work but not like a homemade brine. They all work in AK. BTW i'am also taking notes.

Laffin'.

Guess I will scratch that one off my list of cures to try. Any others that don't make the cut in your book?

Laffin

I don't guess.