One still buy the 15kg boxes of individually frozen Pillies ??.
Way we used to go , separate in packs of ten or so n get them out as needed.
IQF .... Instant quick frozenOriginally Posted by Volvo
Usually a better quality pilchard - but have noticed a decline & is now a roll of the dice. The bloke at Evans Hd repacks into 2kg bags ..... you see the difference to the blocks .
We buy blocks for cubing & use the IQF for our bait
Chris
Give a man a fish & he will eat for a day !
Teach him how to fish
& he will sit in a boat - & drink beer all day!
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[QUOTE=NAGG;1691734]IQF .... Instant quick frozen
Individually Quick Frozen I think it stands for. Instant could still be a block.
I maybe wrong but thats what I always thought IQF stood for.
It wont change the world but just my 2 cents worth
Not all tools are usefull.
Nappies and politicians should be changed regularly for the same reason..
[QUOTE=tug_tellum;1691741]Well there you go - makes sense ..... appreciatedIQF .... Instant quick frozen
Individually Quick Frozen I think it stands for. Instant could still be a block.
I maybe wrong but thats what I always thought IQF stood for.
It wont change the world but just my 2 cents worth
Chris
Give a man a fish & he will eat for a day !
Teach him how to fish
& he will sit in a boat - & drink beer all day!
TEAM MOJIKO
Correct, the I stands for individual, as in each one is frozen and not in big clumps. You can buy eating quality Pilchards at most seafood shops, they defrost like just caught, also if you can find proper WA Pilchards, they are way better quality bait than the other brands.
The big thing about that and buying fresh squid, prawns etc they touch fresh water ice a big no no, soon as we catch squid we use to bag them than straight into the freezer at home but the other day we had nothing to bag out 4 squid in in a open boat so they have touched rain water but they'll still be used this weekend hopefully
IQF stands for individual quick freezing. It is a common freezing method in the foodservice industry and consists of freezing individual pieces of food separately from the other pieces at extremely low temperatures. IQF is also referred to as flash freezing, quick freeze, or super freeze.
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Still trying to plan the weekend mates are not committing atm too costly for me to go solo just yet
My jigs showed up today in preperation for the weekend, some yamashita jigs that i swear by i have been using this brand since 2007-2008 there abouts
How far from the Hawks are you reside Gazz ??.
A fair hike Vol 45mins regular traffic, 1.5h in peak hour
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