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I was watching some crappie tourney on the Pursuit TV channel and watched a guy dump some blue liquid down a crappie's throat
after it was caught. What was that? Was it some sort of anti-bacterial keep alive solution applied before it goes into the live well
or back over board?
Regards Chris
I am guessing it’s probably Methylene Blue. Usually added to tank water etc, I have never heard of it being poured in.
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Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie
Ya - and it's main purpose is to treat fungal infestations...it's not a 'reviver'.
Maybe he heard it somewhere - like the guys who still pour soda over a fishes gills despite evidence that it's harmful.
Sounds rough
might have been blue mountain dew , hear tell it will stop a bleeder
have no clue but hear bass tourney guys use it ...? :dono
No, the shape of the container wasn't cylindrical.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
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It was G Juice! I had recorded the show and when I watched it, I was checking on the here to see if there was any new topics for me to learn more about. I saw this and rewound it to get a good look again.
FYI, the father, Terry Mann is from my hometown growing up.
OK, thanks, that product makes sense if the fish need to be alive for weigh in. But why would someone pour it down the fishes mouth?Quote:
Originally Posted by icehouse
- "Promotes healing of torn scales and hook punctures" C'mon man! REALLY!
a cigarette lighter and just cauterize that wound until we can get to the nearest hospital emergency room , whoops its a fish , I meant to the vet ,,,,,,:Rofl