Fire Eggs have become a mainstay for trout anglers across North America. In this episode of Pautzke Outdoors we show you the best ways to rig and fish them n...

Mar 30, 2023 · Learning the right way to start a fire in the Big Green Egg is simple and easy, but you do need to do it right. Use high-quality lump charcoal rather than charcoal briquettes and never use lighter fluid to start a fire in a Big Green Egg.

To get the fire going, choose a lighting method that suits your style. An electric charcoal starter works by slightly burying the heating element into the charcoal until it starts to glow. If you prefer a flame, use an Eggniter or butane lighter to ignite a concentrated spot, holding it in place until the charcoal catches.

Do you need help igniting or extinguishing your Big Green Egg? We can help you light and extinguish your EGG safely. Watch our instruction video and read the safety tips.

Unlike curing eggs with Fire Cure (where a wetter egg is created), BorX O Fire makes a little bit of a dryer egg cure, which works well for side drifting, rough water float fishing and other methods. Below is exactly how I cure my eggs.

Dec 4, 2012 · Personally, I use the BorX O Fire to get krill in the eggs and to make a firmer bait. Consider that borax dries things out. The borax will help firm the membrane and give you and all around better egg.

This post in the series show you how to light a fire in your Big Green Egg. Follow along on this adventure if you have ever been curious about getting an Egg or want to better understand how to get the most out of your Egg.

Oct 16, 2016 · A step by step demonstration of how to campfire cook an egg in its' own shell using primitive means. ...more. This is a minimalist and rather primitive method of cooking an egg without...

Sep 5, 2016 · To make fire, you need air! To circulate air, look toward the bottom of the grill and find the draft door. Slide it completely open. Tuck a fire starer in the center of the charcoal and light...

This curing process is especially easy for the first time angler looking to achieve a great egg for a wide variety of species. When specifically targeting kings it’s hard to beat Fire Cure eggs due to the sulfites already added in the mix. On the other hand, I prefer a BorX o Fire and Fire Brine cure with extra krill to thrown in for added scent.