Is there a shelf life for blood worm fish bites? I have 2 packages left over from last year and I'm wondering if they'll still work. Thanks.

try them

I had some work that were that old it just dont seem to stay on as good as new

The Fishbites have no shelf life. They are supposed to be ready year after year. That is one of the reasons they are desirable. They do begin to change color, but that is supposed to not effect them.
Let me know if there are any problems, I am a Prostaff for Fishbites.

we caught 40 spots today using the ones in my taclke box ..probably 2 years old.
Todd

were at if I might ask
and I had good luck with fish bit also they just turn lighter in color I had bloodworm

They get a white haze on them, but the haze will wear off as soon as it's in the water. I know if they are not kept in the bag they will dry out and harden into a beef jerky looking strip.

They're real chewy at that point!

We caught them on the sandbridge fishing pier.
Todd

I bought 4pkg. off ebay 2 yrs. ago, still have 2, and outside the white chalky buildup, I find no problem with them, like Eric said once wet they look ok. Just keep them dry and out of the sun..

Capt.Skid
"ONE MO PASS"

The Fishbite website says that unless you keep them in the glove box of the truck, they have no limit on shelf life. Personally, I keep my artificial (fishbites & gulp) baits in the vegetable crisper in the fridge. The fish bites are over 2 years old and still catch fish. Water is pretty much the only thing that will cause fishbites to deteriorate.