Freezer Spray

[linebites]

In one of the carp mags there is a bit on using freezer sprays on bread etc that are normaly used for freezing electrical componnets, sound a great idea as you could freeze baits together and when they defrost on the lake bed all the baits will be together ie tinned corn. Any one else seen this in the mag and what do you think about it.

[rocket]

Hi linebites,
Im an electrical tech and i know of the spray your talking about i use it mainly to clean componants.
I dont think, this is my own opinion mind you, that its going to work very well as i think your bait will not have time to hit the lake bed before it all breaks up. they might be going on about a different spray but i dont think so, an allturnative idea would be to freeze your baits like ice-cubes? personally you cant beat a bit of spodding.

tight lines m8.

[farmer]

I read the article on bait freezing. The spray is 'Servisol freeze it 25'. It looks like it may be a useful method with soft or delicate baits.

Any excuse to get that spod out, ROCKET!

[linebites]

Thats the one Farmer / Rocket i have not used it just thought i would get a few views on it.
It seemed to work with bread / corn etc who knows if it will catch on If it catches a big enough carp everyone one will be trying it.

[rocket]

i guess the lab boys have thought of something else.
if it does catch big carp i'll be on that band wagon.

tight lines
rocket.

[noddy]

Not a new idea I am afraid.

It was being used many years ago. The going way of useing it was, to inject ones tubeing with flavour. And then use spray to frezze it. So that it leaked out as it thawed.

[linebites]

Has anyone else used it and did it improve your catch rate.