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| I took some of my medussa's out of storage yesterdays and found a a coat of sticky slime on them. It wasn't around another bait. Can this be saved with washing it with lemon Joy? Also, has anyone else have this happen? Thanks Todd |
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Location: Madison, WI | Interested in this as well. I had this happen too but only on the original dussas, not the new ones? |
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Location: oswego, il | Yep - 4/11/2018 11:26 AM
I took some of my medussa's out of storage yesterdays and found a a coat of sticky slime on them. It wasn't around another bait. Can this be saved with washing it with lemon Joy? Also, has anyone else have this happen? Thanks Todd
I have never met you, why are you blaming me?
If you are in the chicagoland area, Rick Albers from Chaos is speaking at our club tonight. Bring your slime! |
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Location: Elk River, Minnesota | And I'm sitting here picturing Todd as his profile picture smiling away... Hahaha!!!
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| I can't bring my slime. At least you have cool name |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Probably just excess plastisol. Just don't lick your fingers  |
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Location: The desert | I'd probably just use lake water... |
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| Depending on the degree of "slime" I have found the fastes way to get it off, is to rub it in vegetable oil, for a minute for so, (sounds dirty) and then wash it with dis-wash soap. |
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Slime on soft plastics-Medussa's