plastic goo
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- Jedi Seadog
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plastic goo
While fishing the adelaide yesterday we hit the tarpon at scotts creek. The fish were going mad on small fluro green or black rubbers. While digging through the tackle box found one tray of plastics thed totaly disolved into a black goo. Picked the jig heads out of it but could not even work out what they were.Have had old rubbers have the colour run before (white turns pink when stored together etc.) but never totaly disolved before. The lures were bougth last april just before the nationals so were not all that old. Any body have this before or have I bred some lure munching bacteria
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Some soft plastics are biodegradable. Good idea too, because places like the Daly River might have "sandbars" made out of soft plastics and fishing line in 20 years time.
A smart company could make soft plastic lures edible - if you don't catch any fish you can eat the lures on the way home. Make mine a packet of BOZOS in smoky bacon
A smart company could make soft plastic lures edible - if you don't catch any fish you can eat the lures on the way home. Make mine a packet of BOZOS in smoky bacon
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Same plastic will react to other plastic compounds IE your tackle box.
Aways store plastic in the bag that they come in and keep out direct sun light. I've store mine in the plastic zip up tackle storage bags from Kmart. Keeping the lures in there bags I place them in the zip up bag and keep them in the coolest part of the house. No problem.
edible lures, now that's grocery shopping I would enjoy.
Aways store plastic in the bag that they come in and keep out direct sun light. I've store mine in the plastic zip up tackle storage bags from Kmart. Keeping the lures in there bags I place them in the zip up bag and keep them in the coolest part of the house. No problem.
edible lures, now that's grocery shopping I would enjoy.
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