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Took some advise from CrappiePappy and made a scent injector using a Epoxy Injection syringe. Mixed Plastic Bait Oil, Liquid Scent, and old Nibbles till a paste formed. Loaded the paste in the back of the syringe (West Systems Epoxy brand) and went fishing. It works great but after injecting you have to pull back on the plunger to stop the flow.
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Looks good. I wonder if a cajun injector would work.
It would, but bigger ain't better in this case, as the nibbles can/will dry out over time. My suggestion has always been to use a Oral Med Syringe in the 3-10ml size range. You can buy them, or maybe get one free at your local Pharmacy. I suggested the Oral syringe, rather than any form of "injection" type syringe, for two reasons : the oral syringe tip is longer & smooth/rounded ... and you won't have to explain why you have a "injection syringe" to any F&W Officer :ThumbsUpQuote:
Originally Posted by Retired2Fish
Just spray your nibbles with Slab Sauce makes a deadly injection. Works for me. :ThumbsUp
Mix Slabsauce in with the nibbles.
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Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
I got this about 15 years ago I think. The original
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Ah, yes ... The Bait Pump. Boy did we have some knock-down drag-out discussions about that thing. :Doh: First off it was the best thing going, but expensive at $20/ea., then some of them started breaking (no warranty if I remember correctly), then I think the price went up .... and after that I don't remember hearing much about it. :donoQuote:
Originally Posted by MDCrappie
I did a test using a 5ml oral med syringe, just to see if it would work, and took several pics of the process. This is the final pic showing the results. (Fresh Nibbles were used)
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[QUOTE=MDCrappie;4208837]I got this about 15 years ago I think. The original
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I’ve got one that I bought and never used. Maybe I should try it sometime.
[QUOTE=lowe rider;[URL="tel:4208901"]4208901[/URL]]I still use it! :ThumbsUpQuote:
Originally Posted by MDCrappie;[URL="tel:4208837"
Just pour nibbles in it,,and twist. To stop the pressure of the nibbles coming out, untwist the top.
So I ran a bead of my mixture on the workbench 4 days ago and it is still soft. It has not dried at all. The oil is preventing it. Bottom line, it works well.
seems a bit complex to me , why not run em up on the hook to the jig body (the nibbles) and get jiggy with it ....:dono
Pretty easy to sling a nibble off the hook. Them little pecker bluegill with clean a nibble off the hook like a piranhaQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Jack has it right, besides I don't move the tube during winter deep water fishing so I am liking not having to re-bait with nibbles. Plasticer Oil does not react with the tube. Thanks again to "Sir" CrappiePappy (Now a Knight of the Crappie Realm to me) I only had 12 fish, eleven needed the net, filled a gallon ziplock bag of fillets to a point where I could not zip it closed. This was Tidal River fish, not "Lake" Crappie. I had the best 12 BIG river Crappie fishing afternoon of my life. We fish all day for 3 bites of Mule Speckled Trout but when you get a bite it's a 25+ inch trout. I'm liking catching these monster river fish in my backyard and believe CrappiePappy's suggestion is the reason I had the success I had. ketchn turned my attention to something else that just killed it on Ross Barnett the week before Christmas. Both these guy's information is "Top Shelf"!
[QUOTE=lowe rider;4208901]I use it on tube baits, especially handy on nibbles that have melted together, a bit of Slabsauce sounds like the ticket if it gets stiff. Thanks cdc friendsQuote:
Originally Posted by MDCrappie
I used to hit the sportshow circuit in the off-season to promote my guide business. At the time Bait Pump offered dealer pricing for large quantities. I sold the heck out of them at my booth. A short demonstration and they sold themselves.