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Bud while fishing yesterday I made a discovery of significant importance, I dropped my syringe full of the Slab Sauce / Nibbles mixture overboard, well it sank. Thought of you while it went down, we didn't discuss a life jacket or flotation for the syringes for when we had slippery hands.
Might be a good place to drop a bait if it is slowly leaking!:Rofl
Bob
oh the things that sink in the wa wa when they go overboard .....just saying :Rofl
Certainly easy to do. I have lost my share
:Rofl ... INDEED we did not. Making a mental note: floatation device necessary for scent syringe !!Quote:
Originally Posted by rojoguio
Some pipe insulation might work like the pool noodle for the Slab Sauce spray bottle.
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I figured everyone would enjoy this, as it was going down I went for it but just pushed it away with the water pressure from my hand. I'm going to rig something, will be fun to post here, I had nibbles but am used to the increased performance the mixture brings. :Doh:
You know this place! Im sure there will be plenty of suggestions.
Bob
Now we’ve come up with everything, solving the worlds problems on the friendliness forum.
Title says "Note to CrappiePappy" and 213 of us have looked at it!
Nosy neighbors, we are!
Including myself!!
How about a floating keychain…
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Well that would definitely work well, I have something with a longer lead attached to the syringe in mind. Maybe crimping the float to the syringe thru a hole drilled in the finger lands using some 40# mono. I keep scissors on the bow tied to a light 24in piece of bungee. Several pairs have gone overboard hurrying to net a good fish. Pliers too. Using the small bass boats their bows have very limited space.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie
How about a slabsauce necklace. Then it's always handy & ready when more is needed !! Rofl
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Dirty laundry syndrome :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by 6poundtest
I don't know the size of syringe your talking of, but you could cut a chunk from one of the larger pool noodle long enough to push the syringe through and that would keep it afloat to be retrieved...Just sayin'