Saturday, September 22, 2007
Homemade diabetic Apple Butter
HomeMade Diabetic Apple Butter, made with Real apples. For many years my mother canned her own apple butter and gave to family and friends. Fresh off the tree the apples are peeled and de-seeded by hand, washed and slowly simmered for hours to make apple butter. Ingredients are Fresh Apples, Cinnamon, Nutmeg and Splenda sweetener. All canned in a 16oz jar that can be kept on the self until opened then it must be refrigerated. Enjoy apple butter the old fashioned with the only ingredient that is not all natural is a sweetener preferred by most diabetics, including my father. Click here to be transfered to a SSL ordering section.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Nominate us for The Indy Channel A-list Award
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007
A Story about Catalpa Worms from ESPN
Heres a story written by Taylor Wilson of Bill Dance fishing about the Catalpa Worm. CLICK HERE
We ship Catalpa Worms across the nation so if your looking for them. Come back to The Bait Barn!
We ship Catalpa Worms across the nation so if your looking for them. Come back to The Bait Barn!
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Paddlefish Poachers - From WRTV6
INDIANAPOLIS -- Ohio River paddlefish, whose eggs are sought by poachers as a lucrative source of caviar, are being protected by new regulations from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.
The DNR approved emergency rules that include limiting the catching of the paddlefish from Nov. 15 to April 15 and a minimum size of 34 inches from eye to tail fork.
"Our recent investigation clearly revealed that existing regulations are insufficient to protect this unique resource," DNR director Robert Carter Jr. said Monday. "Unfortunately, the high market prices for paddlefish caviar do not encourage resource conservation.
"The escalating harvest pressure threatens to take paddlefish faster than they can be replaced, which could lead to a shortage we intend to prevent," he said.
A two-year investigation has led to arrests of more than 20 people on charges including illegal taking of paddlefish, money laundering, and racketeering and corrupt business influence, Carter said.
Paddlefish in the Mississippi River Basin, including the Ohio River, were targeted by poachers because of a decline in traditional sturgeon caviar sources in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, the DNR said.
Most females require 10 to 12 years to mature and may spawn only once every two to three years. A mature female paddlefish may carry several pounds of eggs, which can bring up to $250 per pound or more, the department said.
The emergency rules, valid for one year and then renewable for another year, also prohibit the snagging of paddlefish by people with sport-fishing licenses. They also prohibit the use of gill nets and trammel nets during the closed paddlefish season, and standardize a method for commercial fishers to check paddlefish for the presence of eggs.
The DNR approved emergency rules that include limiting the catching of the paddlefish from Nov. 15 to April 15 and a minimum size of 34 inches from eye to tail fork.
"Our recent investigation clearly revealed that existing regulations are insufficient to protect this unique resource," DNR director Robert Carter Jr. said Monday. "Unfortunately, the high market prices for paddlefish caviar do not encourage resource conservation.
"The escalating harvest pressure threatens to take paddlefish faster than they can be replaced, which could lead to a shortage we intend to prevent," he said.
A two-year investigation has led to arrests of more than 20 people on charges including illegal taking of paddlefish, money laundering, and racketeering and corrupt business influence, Carter said.
Paddlefish in the Mississippi River Basin, including the Ohio River, were targeted by poachers because of a decline in traditional sturgeon caviar sources in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, the DNR said.
Most females require 10 to 12 years to mature and may spawn only once every two to three years. A mature female paddlefish may carry several pounds of eggs, which can bring up to $250 per pound or more, the department said.
The emergency rules, valid for one year and then renewable for another year, also prohibit the snagging of paddlefish by people with sport-fishing licenses. They also prohibit the use of gill nets and trammel nets during the closed paddlefish season, and standardize a method for commercial fishers to check paddlefish for the presence of eggs.
Monday, September 17, 2007
Goldfish 75 cents each Indianapolis,Indiana
Here at the Bait barn we sell goldfish for .75 cents each or a dozen for $5.00 need to know where we are. Click Here! These are great for catching those huge flat head catfish!
Dollar days for fishing hooks
Fishing hooks, bronze baitholder and gold Aberdeen hooks for .99 cents! Order yours today or order a bulk container of 100 hooks at discounted prices. Only at The Bait Barn click HERE for our Tackle ordering page.
It's crappie season in Indiana
Time for those crappies to be hitting again, the cool waters have encouraged alot of anglers to go crappie hunting again. Here at The Bait Barn were carry a large selection of crappie bait and tackle. From Crappie minnows to crappie jigs also the famous Roadrunner Crappie Thunder and bubble belly's. Click HERE for a page to order your crappie jigs!
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