The fluid that comes out of bugs when processing is some nasty shit and could probably be used better than superglue in some situations I call it “Splooge” what say you?
Maybe its a cure for covid. Rub some in your nose.Hmmm....
Maybe next time I'll rub some on my warts and see what happens....
Throwing in tail in freezer after cooking it right?It is a system for sealing holes in the shells from the inside, and it is like purple epoxy. I drip some on the ground when I am cleaning them, just to see it and remember, and it lasts months. Very strong stuff. If you (or a sheepshead) punctured a hole in the shell, this would ooze out and seal the hole from the saltwater, rather quickly. I used to work at a place that processed live lobster, and have seen the glue in action. Try it next time you have a live bug, but do it somewhere F&G does not suspect you of hooking it! It seals in minutes. I work in an OR now, and they use a product called Dermabond by J&J that is a skin glue/sealant, use in sealing surgical wounds. I swear the idea for this had to come from lobsters. Looks exactly the same! Never really had black stuff come out, I rinse mine in fresh water and dry before wrapping and freezing.
No I do not. Why do you ask in a way that makes me feel I've been doing something wrong for many years?Throwing in tail in freezer after cooking it right?
I'm trying to figure out if I've been doing it wrong these past couple of years. Usually my lobster never makes it to the freezer.No I do not. Why do you ask in a way that makes me feel I've been doing something wrong for many years?
Here a good question...after tailing and eating the tails can the rest be chopped up and saved for chum?Could you have just discovered the perfect Sheephead attractor ?