has anyone had any luck with pro-cures brine method?

I use Pro Cure almost exclusively - the older version of Pro Cure in Red Hott Double Stuff is good, as is the new "Wizard Cure" in Double neon red. I've had decent success with both of these, but I would lean toward the Wizard Cure.

Pro Cure's RHDS is what sold me on those convenient commercial cures. When properly done, those eggs caught just about anything in the river. Unfortunately, hard to find now with Wizard stocking the shelves. Haven't tried Wizard yet, so cannot attest to its effectiveness. Have used the Pro Cure's brine though. Tried saving a batch of springer baits by throwing a special order of "sturgeon-sized" sandshrimp into the brine. Unfortunately, the cured sandshrimp just literally fell off the tandems the next day.

Hello: I've used the brine and it works really well.You should try it on some old eggs,I used it on some eggs that were frozen for over a year in borax and they turned out like brand new.So don't throw those old eggs out till you try this.Do not soak them for more then 45 min., two hrs. is to long.
Bob D.


[This message has been edited by dawhunt (edited 01-18-2000).]