When rinsing bloodworms, the most important thing is to first place the larvae in water after unpacking. Only after 10-15 minutes will the bloodworm be oxygenated, firm, and ready to be passed through a sieve. Doing the opposite will result in a significant portion of the larvae remaining in the sieve. We're wasting our product and money, and most importantly, we're compromising the quality of our bait.
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When rinsing bloodworms, the most important thing is to first place the larvae in water after unpacking. Only after 10-15 minutes will the bloodworm be oxygenated, firm, and ready to be passed through a sieve. Doing the opposite will result in a significant portion of the larvae remaining in the sieve. We're wasting our product and money, and most importantly, we're compromising the quality of our bait.
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