louis

Thanks!!

If it helps, I paid via auto renewal on 4/20. Paypal Transaction ID: 2KV341823K278333U

Hoping someone can help me with the same issue- I should be in the honorary "trustee" group, though for the record I still pay a membership fee bc I love CAG so unsure why I'd be a guest.

To tell you the truth, I really DO use it in salad dressings too. This is a steal compared to the small bottles at the health foods store.

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CAG is now up to 10 B&T members! Please support those that support us!

Joe Babbitt, Long time friend of CAG and carp enthusiast has added his business to the list of CAG B&T Supporters: Carp Fishing Holidays On the St. Lawrence River The St Lawrence Experience provides carp fishing holidays on the mighty St Lawrence River, which is extremely heavily stocked with long lean powerful carp that cruise along the American - Canadian Border. The St Lawrence River is over 1000 miles long and over a mile wide in many places. These powerful carp will give you an amazing carpin' experience to tell all your friends about when you return. Fishing from your base at Waddington on the banks of the St Lawrence River in New York State,USA. you will have the use of a boat so you can access the rivers' inlets and bays, but some of the best fishing is to be had no more than two minutes walk from your base. Your host, Joe Babbitt, will work tirelessly to ensure you have the holiday of a lifetime. Top quality tackle hire is inclusive of the price of your holiday. You can order bait which will be waiting for you when you arrive. In fact all you need to do is turn up for that Carping holiday of a lifetime.

i cant wait to try them. i love the foodsource lures. for all of you multi species guys, give them a try! other soft plastics are filled with poison anyway... i'll buy them just to support food source. i'm sure they will catch fish. the soft plastic lures follow the euro tradition of boilie- nutrition concern like in the peanut butter glug thread. you could feed the lures to your pet fish and they would put on weight. other soft plastics will kill afish if they swallow them. and berkely gulp and other bio-degradeable lures are still artificial, like pva. these are actually good for the fish. again, well done paul! i cant wait to try them.

""Louis, Thank you for taking the time to contact us. Your organization sounds like a much needed one. As you probably know, there're a lot of problems involved with using soft plastic lures. We appreciate the tips about carp fishing. We are watching this market and we plan to adapt our catfish plugs as an alternative to boilies for carp."" foodsource products... *obsession ? nice one paul!