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Feb-19-2008, 06:21 PM
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#13 | | Captain
Name: mark Age: 47 Vessel: 21' skiff recycled from milk jugs Location: oak hills Job:ozone destroyer
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ps.-if you come home with glitter all over you and smelling like beer and tuna just have momma log on to this thread and it will explain everything........
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Sep-11-2008, 03:33 PM
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#14 | | Captain
Name: Max Age: 47 Vessel: 21' Trophy Pro, @-EZ Location: Mira Mesa, San Diego, CA. Job:DoD Bio: USMC Retired
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Originally Posted by marlyn  ps.-if you come home with glitter all over you and smelling like beer and tuna just have momma log on to this thread and it will explain everything........ |  Now that's pretty funny right there... I may have to try it.  | |
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Sep-11-2008, 04:43 PM
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#15 | | Registered User
Name: bruce Vessel: liver spots Location: compton Job:Paramedic Bio: gone
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I ve seen these blinking strobe light trolling jigs, is that worth the money ? $$$$ Now there are rainbow or color changing light refracting lures,( like the old bumper stickers ) maybe I am just too blind to see. Must be bullshit or else I am too blind too see.
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Sep-12-2008, 01:56 PM
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#16 | | Registered User
Name: Bull Age: 36 Vessel: Tarpon 160i Location: Goleta, CA Job:Engineer
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Call me a tree or fish hugger if you want but do we really need to dump glitter in the ocean? One thing if it's biodegradable but dumping small bits of plastic in the water doesn't seem all that good to me, although I'm sure it works well to simulate fish scales and trigger a bite. I prefer to eat fish that eat fish and not plastic.
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Dec-07-2008, 11:45 PM
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#17 | | Registered User
Name: Chuck Vessel: none Location: Fullerton, Ca Job:Teacher
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Wow!!!
I am assuming silver works best.
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Dec-07-2008, 11:58 PM
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#18 | | Captain
Name: Jesse Age: 32 Vessel: BuonaFortuna 26' Seaswirl Striper Location: Glendale Ca Job:Military/Tattoo artist @ Glendale Tattoo Bio: 30yr old fisherman Husband Father and soldier fighting for our country and fighting to find a fish that will bite =0)
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Wow forgot about this thread still gotta try this one Tommy.
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Dec-08-2008, 12:36 AM
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#19 | | Registered User
Name: Nick Age: 17 Vessel: 26ft Osprey Pilothouse Location: Poway, CA Job:Pm me if you need a deckhand. Bio: I like to fish
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WOW thats sweet. defininatly going to try this next season.
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Jan-09-2009, 10:05 AM
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#20 | | "Warlord"
Name: Capt. G Age: 45 Vessel: いろいろ Location: Osaka, Japan Job:代表取締役社長 Bio: Culinary Institute of America, Japan Represent
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Originally Posted by goletagoodland Call me a tree or fish hugger if you want but do we really need to dump glitter in the ocean? One thing if it's biodegradable but dumping small bits of plastic in the water doesn't seem all that good to me, although I'm sure it works well to simulate fish scales and trigger a bite. I prefer to eat fish that eat fish and not plastic. | Your joking, right?
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Jan-09-2009, 10:16 AM
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#21 | | Registered User
Name: rich Vessel: 24 slickcraft Location: alta loma ca Job:boat repair
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Originally Posted by fishpainter it looks great on shoes too!sounds like it would work. | So what did the wife say when you came home with glitter on you.  | |
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Jan-09-2009, 11:17 AM
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#22 | | Registered User
Name: Moe Vessel: none Location: MPK,CA,USA Job:marketing
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Back when I was doing hand-pours for a few tournament fishermen up north, my secret was to pour a little glitter in the molds as well as mixing into the plastic. My thinking was if a bass short bit it, some of the glitter would rub off simulating scales and prompting it to attack again. It worked.
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Mar-06-2009, 04:51 PM
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#23 | | Registered User
Name: Erik Vessel: 22 Sea Runner HT, Island Kruser Location: Mt Vernon, WA Job:Mechanical Engineer
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Used to do that ice fishing only with broken up egg shells. Obviously you would need a lot of shells to make a 25 lb load, but they are bio and do flash kinda like scales.
.02$
Erik
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Jul-24-2009, 04:06 PM
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#24 | | Registered User
Name: Crusty Vessel: 14', Bat Location: San Clemente Job:Contractor
Posts: 7
| Got Bulk Glitter?
As mentioned on another thread I have lots of bulk white mica that can be used for chumming.
It is available in 55 lb bags @ $1 a pound or $55 a bag.
Below is a picture but does not really do the stuff justice. It is much brighter and glistens in real life. Also being a natural mineral does not pose any environmental issues.
Located in San Clemente. Feel free to contact me if interested.
Best Regds,
Thom Susko tsusko@hotmail.com | |
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