Pautzke Balls O' Fire Salmon Eggs Bait - Real Salmon Eggs for Trout Fishing, Soft Fish Eggs for Salmon Fishing, Can Be Used as Single Egg Salmon Bait or Salmon Egg Sacks

I can only say that they were packaged well and they look good in the jar. I have not fished with them yet

I really like these for my purpose of tying up in spawn bags! They are really durable and last a lot longer than uncured or other cured eggs. They have the same round shape as an egg should have (unlike some cured eggs). I can tie them up in smaller bags because of their durability and not having to worry that they will pop and go flat after just a couple casts!I primarily use them when I don't have eggs from a previous fish caught sitting around in my freezer. And now after using them I might just continue to use these more often than eggs that I've cured from previous fish caught! They work really well and still have the egg juice in the middle. So if you are fishing in a spawn bag and feel they're not milking enough, just puncture one of the eggs in the sack with a hook or needle or something and keep casting away and you'll have your milking result!!I would highly recommend these eggs!

Got one trout in the middle of summer when trouts are not biting due to hot weather.Only gripe is I wish it will stay on the hook a little better and does not crumble after a few cast.

I bought these highly recommended salmon eggs for a trip to the Kern River. They certainly did not disappoint.

Caught some finnicky wild brown trout in a high altitude irrigation canal in eastern California. Worms and these salmon eggs were working about equally in tempting the fish into biting. They are a good size, but make sure they lid is closed tightly after each use, otherwise they will shrivel in the heat of day.This is a very popular bait with my friends as well. A single egg works great for small or skittish trout, but using the whole jar in a roe bag might just land you a big one, as expensive as it may be.

Eggs were on the dry side, small and very hard. These are not what I expected nor what I purchased before. However the eggs remained on the hook and did their job, no fish but bites. I would not buy these eggs again, but will try the red label.

These work great for trout. They are an easy item to just leave in the box so you always have bait available if hardware isn't working.Not sure how long they last but I have had them up to a couple years before they go bad.I usually use it on a single size 12 or 14 below a float on a lake when still fishing for trout. They are nice and tacky so they stay on the hook well.If I could change anything I would make them sightly bigger.

These Salmon eggs work great, I used them to drift fish through some tail waters on the rivers up here, and the Trout went nuts for them, Size 8 or 10 thin wire hook, 3 eggs, and a small strike indicator (bobber), and game on. I used 1/2 bottle in just a couple of hours, that's how much they loved these eggs.