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Topic: Anchovy paste  (Read 853 times)

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Squidder K

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Recently I saw a YouTube video where a charter boat captain used Anchovy paste in a Brads cut plug. He said it is easier to use, less messy and more concentrated, and it had oil already in it.  Something to think of in the future if you use cut plugs. Now which brand of paste did he use, he didn't say.
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Thanks for the info. I just purchased a set of Brads and hope to give it a try on Friday. I’ve read tuna from a can works as well.