On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 22:25:22 GMT, Fritz Nordengren
wrote:

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?

Fritz

Thanks for the backup. There are other brands of "bait substitutes" of
the same nature as Gulp - just not in "critter" shapes like Gulp.

This also brings to mind other stuff - ie.....

in 2002 we got samples of Smelly Jelly
in 2003, we got a jar of powder (Top Secret Amino Gel)

also - have heard mention of Mega Strike (Charles and Jerry in
another post), and then there are the Exude Plastics.

All this stuff is using some sort of chemical trickery to taste
more like the real thing to the fish. So where is the "line" going to
be drawn?

Jim

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

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"Jim Laumann" wrote in message
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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