little oik
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By putting"use by dates" on their products .
Could This Simple Idea stop Bait Companies Going Under In This Day And Age
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Bait companies, yes. Tackle shops, NO! 
cg74
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That and an ingredients declaration - though the latter maybe brought about with European laws. I see a good few Nash baits now have an inclusions list written on their packaging - welcome but long overdue.
sam vimes
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I take no notice of use by dates on food that I consume, let alone on stuff I'm going to feed the fish with.
dangermouse
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I take no notice of use by dates on food that I consume, let alone on stuff I'm going to feed the fish with.
lol That goes for me too.
Plus most anglers tend to freeze and re-freeze bait which they wouldn`t do if they were eating it.
Still, I suppose there would be a few that would fall for it.
Alan Tyler
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One effect might be to start an underground market for "Vintage" baits; nice for those who know what to stock up on , and how to "puff" it (or just how to puff what lies unsold in the warehouse (cynic? Moi??)); not so good for the mugs whom one can envision hypnotising themselves into believing that they'd catch fish if only they had Gnashattax* Seasoned Goat and Glenlivet '97 that their pusher/dealer is only supplying in 100g bags for more than a week's dole...
"Gnashattax"...Copyright A.C. Tyler 2012. Might come in handy, if I can find the feeding trigger...
"Gnashattax"...Copyright A.C. Tyler 2012. Might come in handy, if I can find the feeding trigger...
steph mckenzie
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I pity the poor person that has got to put a use by Date on Maggots individually .....