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How do you preserve fresh caught herring?

Asked: Andrew, Last Updated:

Put 2 bags of ice in a 48q cooler, Cover with sea water and 1/3 box rock salt. Shake herring off hooks into cooler and make sure they get under the water. The herring will "quick freeze". You can add ice if needed while fishing.

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