Learning to Tie Spawn Sacks With BorX O Fire cured eggs

[@reelphatties6426]

I live in the northwest and use them all the times makes your eggs last forever

[@adamkenny128]

Dumping product on those eggs, I use maybe 2 teaspoons per skein that size... I’d like to see those eggs after a day in the fridge

[@marciepiper6386]

Haha I was just going to say those are toast lmao. Burnt up like a crisp lol

[@FishTramp]

Bro there using borXOfire they don't burn because there's no sulfites in this cure. The fire cure is the cure that will burn your eggs if u use to much

[@himhim3344]

Borax doesn't burn

[@nickrucinski8786]

Ok so I’m very new to trout fishing and I’ve been using your products based off reputation (love it all worth every penny) but I do more rainbows and brook trout could I use this borax o fire on those eggs as well?

[@Alonelyzealot]

i tried the same thing i find that its a bit more work but you can make it work if you tie them up in sacs first then drop them into a baggie with the cure in it.

[@thereyessquad6465]

After applying borax fire can I put it in freezer?

[@waynehughes8616]

In the video, curing for 20 to 30 minutes or over night depending on the cure desired. I would like to use some single eggs on a hook for trout fishing. Is there a cure time that would allow for piercing single eggs with a hook?

[@mitchellforeman4217]

I have done a hard cure on eggs so they can be on a hook but never had good results. We used hydrochloric acid bath on them it turns them a whiteish color and depending on how long you let them in the acid the harder they get. Most of the time when u put them on a hook they split.

[@74chrysler]

Is it still possible to scrape the eggs away from the skin after using the BorX O Fire? I have some already cured with your product but would like to tie up some spawn sacks.

[@millec60]

Yes, or just tie them up with the skein

[@JJDaBossOutdoors]

How long can you store cured eggs in fridge

[@ReubenZeigler]

Where do you get the tying jig?

[@tonyrobinson1809]

What is ur bait thing you used to put in sacs

[@MarkoAbo]

Nice, now where can I get the spawn sac tying machine?

[@RC-nj1by]

+Mark Abolofia There's really no need for one. But the magic thread or spider thread is a must-have.

[@zacharyenos8232]

R Campbell yes I have been using regular 8 pound line and love magic thread

[@williamhalleck5655]

Has anyone used a spawn sack in the northwest?

[@TeamPautzke]

Yes, please check out the steelhead video we filmed last spring with Big Dave.

[@zacharyenos8232]

My eggs r from the salmon in the summer time those r the times I get them cuz my relative ownes a charter is there a better and easier way when the eggs are very tight to the skein?

[@franklinskey9908]

Where can the spawn sack tool be purchased online???

[@TeamPautzke]

Normally, anywhere steelhead products are sold. Unfortunately, that's not one of our items.

[@chachang2242]

Do I rinse the boraxofire off before I tie spawn bags?

[@TeamPautzke]

No.

[@Alexpav2500]

Very helpful

[@prestonsoccio3194]

So is this all I have to do for these eggs. Or is there a step before all of this.

[@TeamPautzke]

The guys explain exactly what they do.

[@prestonsoccio3194]

TeamPautzke Just double checking, thank you!

[@mitchellforeman4217]

Make sure u bleed your fish before u cut out the eggs from the fish. Very important step

[@captainadventure3872]

Good lord, some 20 mule team borax and brown sugar is all that's needed. We've been doing it for 30 years. Great Lakes steelhead don't know what krill is.

[@TeamPautzke]

Please do your research before making comments like that - thank you. If you think plain borax is best awesome. We are happy it works for you. However, if you want to get your first drift - every drift - try this.

[@captainadventure3872]

@@TeamPautzke 30 plus years of steelhead fishing, the research is already done.

[@paulwalleyefisher8983]

​@@captainadventure3872prove it i never heard of you

[@meljoseph2898]

why do you feel the need to tie roe sacks with eggs scraped from tight skeins when in reality roe chunks in bait loops are a lot easier to produce with the same results?...you've got it all wrong... roe sacks are intended for using loose or single eggs from spawners where the skeins no longer play a role in keeping them in place.

[@MrSurfangler]

True, but in the winter time when we fish for steelheads during a few thaw days they dont wish to eat anything bigger than a peanut tiny nymphs , 6mm beads are the way to go in these conditions small 2-3 egg spawn-bags shine. Great lakes steel-headers make the bags nice and round (this is important aspect of spwan sacs) this makes it look like a natural egg cluster of 2-3 eggs . There is a lot of finesse to float fishing eg matching the speed of the bottom current having a drag free drift etc , many people ignore this and approach it like bobber and earthworm fishing . I would suggest anyone who float fishes to take a few flys that the fly fishermen use while dead drifting , them try to catch fish dead drifting on the pin.(you have an added advantage of speed and slack control with a centrepin that fly fishermen dont they have to use line management and mends to slow down the indicator!) Take a look at ontariotroutandsteelhead.com/float-fishing/

[@outlawzfaith]

lol soo much work...

[@TommyLee916]

Talk way too much

[@TeamPautzke]

+Tommy Lee Agreed! Duane Inglin loves to talk!