ANCHOVIES?

[mikecromaine]

Does anyone know were i might get some. I think CBR and I will need to buy some in bulk. We plan on being down at powell for a week. Thanks
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[tuber]

Hey Mike,

James at HFT had a bunch, but not sure if he still has any in stock. Would be worth checking though.

tuber
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[ocean]

If HFT doesnt have any i know sportsmans in provo has a bunch in their freezer.I was just there last friday and there was plenty.Also if you are going to chum with them i recomend you get yourself a mesh bag and use 2 bags of anchovies and smash them up and put them in the mesh bag and hang it on the side of your boat.That will attract the stripers and keep them there busy looking for the chum.
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[mikecromaine]

thanks for all the info everyone
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[bassrods]

I find that chubs, sucker and carp meat all make good bait for catfish and stripers. They also hold together better than anchovies. Hotdogs work great for catfish. Breadballs for carp.
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[mikecromaine]

I am wanting to use them for chum on stripers
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[iconoclasticPaul]

"Hold the anchovies, Mr. Domino, put it on the side".

Get any bright ideas? LOL Domino's pizza has plenty of anchovies. If you will call them, ask for any old anchovies, they might give it to you for free...[]
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[KJFN]

It has been a few years since I was down there but the last time I went we bought them at "Hole in the Rock" in Blanding or at the store at Bullfrog.
If you can buy them ahead and freeze them hard and then keep them frozen they are easier to cut and use.
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[Sollly]

Unless you have a way to keep them frozen I would buy them when you get there. Frozen Anchovies are much easier to work with. Especially if you are going to slow troll them on a JP rig. You won't save that much by buying them ahead of time and they will spoil. Just make sure you call Bullfrog marina and make sure they have them. They always do, but you never know.
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