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I could see the paper drawing moisture out of the fish. Wetting the paper would eliminate that with a foodsaver... My concern was the dimpled side of foodsaver bags leaving the indentations on the trophy and simply using the paper as a cushion to avoid that problem...In the 10+ years I have owned Vac sealers. the seal is either good or bad when it is made...I have never had one fail later.
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I have wrapped my trophy fish in a wet sheet or white pillowcase before freezing . Works well
"If people concentrated on the really important things in life, there'd be a shortage of fishing poles." Doug Larson 
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Hall of Fame Lunker
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I could see the paper drawing moisture out of the fish. Wetting the paper would eliminate that with a foodsaver... My concern was the dimpled side of foodsaver bags leaving the indentations on the trophy and simply using the paper as a cushion to avoid that problem...In the 10+ years I have owned Vac sealers. the seal is either good or bad when it is made...I have never had one fail later. I have them pop loose all the time when if I move them around to look for particular ones in my sales of frozen commercial trophy fish to other taxidermists. As far as the dimples I never shrink wrap an unfrozen fish. I freeze them solid first and then shrink wrap them. They're really only an issue if a taxidermist is going to mold the fish or the head anyway. For a full skin mount it's no big deal.
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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I have wrapped my trophy fish in a wet sheet or white pillowcase before freezing . Works well That would work fine.
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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