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I know this is a stupid question, but I'd prefer to be prepared and not end up with a bunch of cats. I bought several packages of Gulp this time last year and have fished the last few trips with them. When not in Florida, I keep them sealed in the fridge. How long do they last. Is there a point that they "over- rippen" and should be trashed?

I'm certain they are stale by now. I'm an official Gulp Disposal Expert so just send them to me and your problem is solved.

RHTFISH:

Will do, Please shoot me an address and I will send them along with soem shrimp that has me a little suspicious.

Mix them together and STAY UPWIND!

Put them in a sealed GULP ALIVE container of juice. They will last indefinitely.
They also work in freshwater for bass.

Hey I don't have exact idea about it so that quite difficult to me to provide the better answer but I can suggest you contact anty one who official Gulp Disposal Expert.You just need to send it to them and your problem will be solved.I hope this will help you out.

christopher wrote:Hey I don't have exact idea about it so that quite difficult to me to provide the better answer but I can suggest you contact anty one who official Gulp Disposal Expert.You just need to send it to them and your problem will be solved.I hope this will help you out.

Thanks for the referral! I'm really good at my job.....GDE!

christopher wrote:Hey I don't have exact idea about it so that quite difficult to me to provide the better answer but I can suggest you contact anty one who official Gulp Disposal Expert.You just need to send it to them and your problem will be solved.I hope this will help you out.

Jumptrout51 wrote:Put them in a sealed GULP ALIVE container of juice. They will last indefinitely.
They also work in freshwater for bass.

Really? I ain't wasting those expensive things on no green fish.

Well, I've got some 3" shrimp still in unopened bag with plenty of juice that have shrunk to about 2 inches. About a year old, I guess. Must be a bad batch because other, even older packs, have not shrunk. Weird.

Hey KYFRED, check the back of the package. I don't think they have an expiration date, but in small print it says. "Be careful of Gulp Disposal Expert imposters. Most commonly identified with a Dougherty County tag in thier truck. Only dispose of stale grubs at drop station on Blue Crab Drive, Keaton Beach."
Your welcome for the tip.