Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: vinyllab on September 22, 2004, 09:06:06 AM
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So I am coming out to fish the first weekend in Oct and plan on catching my quota. I will be bringing them back to Calgary to ease the lack of salmon dinners on these cold coming months. What is the best way to transport them on the plane.
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Keep them fresh and on ice until you get home. Then you can freeze them.
Fill the bellies with ice and completely cover them.
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you could get them cryovaced and flashed frozen. look in the phone book.
if you want to keep your fish fresh (unfrozen) buy a styrofoam cooler, line it with heavy plastic, duct tape around lid and main box to create a seal.
and like Grumman said, put ice in belly of fish. hint....use bags of ice for belly to prevent meat from getting water logged and mushy.
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New law just passed prohibits people east of the Rockies from taking fish home. In fact I think it states that they may not fish at all in BC waters!! Sorry I thought everyone kneww this !! Check your out of province regs! Might have to go to Saskatewan!How do u spell that country?
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Yes, I know how to spell Saskatchewan (take note of the spelling). I lived there for 18 years. But it looks like you don't.
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dry ice way better and sealed styrofoam cooler