NWC - Bait substitutes?
 

I didn't say his question is invalid Fritz, I just answered it.

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"Fritz Nordengren" wrote in message
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Jim's question is valid: Berkley's "Gulp" is 100% biodegradable and
100% "natural ingredients".

So Steve, is Gulp an artificial bait and allowed? or is it banned?

go-bassn wrote:
Artificial lures only Jim, with the exception of pork rind.

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"Jim Laumann" wrote in message
...

Steve

I know bait - ie crawlers is a no-no, but what are the rules on the
use of bait substitutes - for example any of the stuff made by Berkley
or similar? Are these allowable or not?

Jim

NWC - Bait substitutes?
 

I didn't say his question is invalid Fritz, I just answered it.

Warren
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"Fritz Nordengren" wrote in message
news:mfPWc.61475$mD.47674@attbi_s02...
Jim's question is valid: Berkley's "Gulp" is 100% biodegradable and
100% "natural ingredients".

So Steve, is Gulp an artificial bait and allowed? or is it banned?

go-bassn wrote:
Artificial lures only Jim, with the exception of pork rind.

Warren
--
http://www.warrenwolk.com/
http://www.tri-statebassmasters.com
2004 NJ B.A.S.S. Federation State Champions



"Jim Laumann" wrote in message
...

Steve

I know bait - ie crawlers is a no-no, but what are the rules on the
use of bait substitutes - for example any of the stuff made by Berkley
or similar? Are these allowable or not?

Jim

NWC - Bait substitutes?
 

Jim, you're talking about about scents here, of course they're allowed.
They are added to artificial lures, are they not?

Warren
--
http://www.warrenwolk.com/
http://www.tri-statebassmasters.com
2004 NJ B.A.S.S. Federation State Champions



"Jim Laumann" wrote in message
...
Steve

I know bait - ie crawlers is a no-no, but what are the rules on the
use of bait substitutes - for example any of the stuff made by Berkley
or similar? Are these allowable or not?

Jim

NWC - Bait substitutes?
 

Jim, you're talking about about scents here, of course they're allowed.
They are added to artificial lures, are they not?

Warren
--
http://www.warrenwolk.com/
http://www.tri-statebassmasters.com
2004 NJ B.A.S.S. Federation State Champions



"Jim Laumann" wrote in message
...
Steve

I know bait - ie crawlers is a no-no, but what are the rules on the
use of bait substitutes - for example any of the stuff made by Berkley
or similar? Are these allowable or not?

Jim

NWC - Bait substitutes?
 

"Jim Laumann" wrote in message
...
Steve

I know bait - ie crawlers is a no-no, but what are the rules on the
use of bait substitutes - for example any of the stuff made by Berkley
or similar? Are these allowable or not?

Jim

Sorry for the delay in answering my e-mail. I've been out of the country on
a caribou hunt and it's been hell trying to catch up. So, here's the
answer,

Bait substitutes are fine by me. As long as it was never alive in the first
place (i.e. dehydrated minnows and the like), it's legal in the NWC. Gulp
products, amino acids, scents, jellies and similar products will be allowed.
The only exception I can think of to the "Never been alive" rule is pork.

Does this help?
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NWC - Bait substitutes?
 

"Jim Laumann" wrote in message
...
Steve

I know bait - ie crawlers is a no-no, but what are the rules on the
use of bait substitutes - for example any of the stuff made by Berkley
or similar? Are these allowable or not?

Jim

Sorry for the delay in answering my e-mail. I've been out of the country on
a caribou hunt and it's been hell trying to catch up. So, here's the
answer,

Bait substitutes are fine by me. As long as it was never alive in the first
place (i.e. dehydrated minnows and the like), it's legal in the NWC. Gulp
products, amino acids, scents, jellies and similar products will be allowed.
The only exception I can think of to the "Never been alive" rule is pork.

Does this help?
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

NWC - Bait substitutes?
 

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 00:08:26 -0400, "go-bassn"
wrote:

Jim, you're talking about about scents here, of course they're allowed.
They are added to artificial lures, are they not?

Warren

Warren

Agreed - I changed the topic to scents, but to make a point. My point
was asking about bait substitutes - ie the Berkly stuff - which to me
is not live bait (any more) - even if it had components which once
were.

So what differance is there in some thing that is man made - ie a Gulp
worm - something that tastes (we think) like the real thing, vs a man
made worm made from plastic that smells (we think) like the real
thing?

It seemed to me at the time that there was some very fine spliting of
hairs going on. And now its a moot point, as Steve issued a ruling,
which is what I wanted.

Jim

NWC - Bait substitutes?
 

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 00:08:26 -0400, "go-bassn"
wrote:

Jim, you're talking about about scents here, of course they're allowed.
They are added to artificial lures, are they not?

Warren

Warren

Agreed - I changed the topic to scents, but to make a point. My point
was asking about bait substitutes - ie the Berkly stuff - which to me
is not live bait (any more) - even if it had components which once
were.

So what differance is there in some thing that is man made - ie a Gulp
worm - something that tastes (we think) like the real thing, vs a man
made worm made from plastic that smells (we think) like the real
thing?

It seemed to me at the time that there was some very fine spliting of
hairs going on. And now its a moot point, as Steve issued a ruling,
which is what I wanted.

Jim