Tulip are now packaging their tinned meats in a resealable plastic container. O.K it's not the cheapest on the market but I think the idea is great. I won't cut myself & I can take sealed packs of meat to venues where tins are banned. It's resealable so the bait stays tip top. 5 stars in my book maybe corn will be next.
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I used this brand of luncheon meat the other day and had the best results i have had on meat for a while.
I had a load of big carp out of the margins freelining it on the first day and a load of chub using the bits i had left the following.
I think the local supermarket thinks i am a luncheon meat sandwich addict.
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Originally posted by bungletbear View PostI used this brand of luncheon meat the other day and had the best results i have had on meat for a while.
I had a load of big carp out of the margins freelining it on the first day and a load of chub using the bits i had left the following.
I think the local supermarket thinks i am a luncheon meat sandwich addict.Colin
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Could you re-use the packaging for cheaper tinned meat?
I use the plastic boxes that those aloe vera soft moist bumwipes come in, great for paste or hemp.
Before anybody accuse me of being a pansy with a delicate bot-bot, the missus buys them. I use 220 grit[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
Half man, half Octoplus, half bean wannabe test pilot.
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