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esoxaddict |
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Posts: 8782 | Not sure if any of you guys know Darcy from AML, but I was out fishing with him some years back while battling black flies all morning. Finally he said "Gotta put on some bug spray..." and took a can of WD-40 out of one of the lockers. He was just about to spray it when I said "dude, wrong can!" He looked at it and said "Nope. WD-40." And proceeded to spray the #*#* all over his legs. "Really?" "Yup. Only thing that actually works on black flies..." Anybody else heard of that? | ||
ARmuskyaddict |
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Posts: 2024 | Do you have to get in the dishwasher to get the WD-40 off? | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20219 Location: oswego, il | I just reserved booths at 5 2016 musky shows, I will be selling dishwashers. I am developing a limited edition dadson autographed dishwasher that will be selling for 25k. Edited by ToddM 9/1/2015 7:55 PM | ||
Pointerpride102 |
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Posts: 16632 Location: The desert | What dishwasher is best for double 10s? | ||
ARmuskyaddict |
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Posts: 2024 | One that has a special tick obviously... | ||
Sidejack |
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Posts: 1084 Location: Aurora | If it's ticking, it jest means a piece of silverware fell down by the sprayer bar. | ||
Sidejack |
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Posts: 1084 Location: Aurora | Pointerpride102 - 9/1/2015 8:02 PM What dishwasher is best for double 10s? Do a search already!! Attachments ---------------- WIBP.JPG (16KB - 352 downloads) | ||
Ski Patrol |
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Posts: 33 Location: Ontario, Canada | This is classic! Thanks for the entertainment gentlemen. | ||
Pointerpride102 |
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Posts: 16632 Location: The desert | Sidejack - 9/1/2015 8:21 PM Pointerpride102 - 9/1/2015 8:02 PM What dishwasher is best for double 10s? Do a search already!! Amazingly, this might be the only dbl 10 topic never covered! | ||
Mark Hoerich |
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Posts: 688 Location: Already Gone | I'll be installing a dishwasher on the pontoon this weekend... | ||
Flambeauski |
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Posts: 4343 Location: Smith Creek | Mark Hoerich - 9/2/2015 9:46 AM I'll be installing a dishwasher on the pontoon this weekend... Try to find a diesel powered commercial one. The year-round residents of Vilas expect nothing less. | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20219 Location: oswego, il | Flambeauski - 9/2/2015 10:16 AM Mark Hoerich - 9/2/2015 9:46 AM I'll be installing a dishwasher on the pontoon this weekend... Try to find a diesel powered commercial one. The year-round residents of Vilas expect nothing less. See if you can get one with a cup holder. I know the coal fired dishwashers do. | ||
Mark Hoerich |
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Posts: 688 Location: Already Gone | Flambeauski - 9/2/2015 10:16 AM Mark Hoerich - 9/2/2015 9:46 AM I'll be installing a dishwasher on the pontoon this weekend... Try to find a diesel powered commercial one. The year-round residents of Vilas expect nothing less. Just in time for the Friday evening Happy Hours.... | ||
jonnysled |
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Posts: 13688 Location: minocqua, wi. | dishes get just as clean when you do them in the sink and the effort is part of the experience ... | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20219 Location: oswego, il | jonnysled - 9/2/2015 11:31 AM dishes get just as clean when you do them in the sink and the effort is part of the experience ... Yes but dishwashers are legal in Vilas and Oneida counties. One per person no more than two per household. | ||
lhprop1 |
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Posts: 200 Location: Minnesota | johnsonaaro2 - 9/1/2015 10:25 AM When I first started buying musky lures a couple years ago I didn't know how to properly store them so I have a few grungy lures (rubbers touching cranks etc...). Nothing worse than when your crank gets all grungy from touching old rubbers. | ||
rodbender |
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Location: varies | lhprop1 - 9/3/2015 10:13 AM johnsonaaro2 - 9/1/2015 10:25 AM When I first started buying musky lures a couple years ago I didn't know how to properly store them so I have a few grungy lures (rubbers touching cranks etc...). Nothing worse than when your crank gets all grungy from touching old rubbers. I don't think the big girls mind. | ||
muskidiem |
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Posts: 255 | ToddM, it is impressive that you have reached the 11,000 mark on posts, with a vast majority being very beneficial to all muskiedome, but you have gotten stuck on 11,004. | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20219 Location: oswego, il | muskidiem - 9/3/2015 10:51 AM ToddM, it is impressive that you have reached the 11,000 mark on posts, with a vast majority being very beneficial to all muskiedome, but you have gotten stuck on 11,004. I think what you meant was 11,004 of them. | ||
esoxaddict |
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Posts: 8782 | In defense of the original poster, I did wash a bunch of bucktails in a bucket once. Left them closed up in my tackle box, still wet, after a day on the Fox Chain. When I opened the box a few days later the smell nearly knocked me off my feet. Funny, but that never happens in Northern Wisconsin or Canada. Neither does the brown streak down the sides of the boat. Scary to think that people actually swim in that water.... | ||
muskidiem |
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Posts: 255 | I think what you meant was 11,004 of them. Sorry, I don't know what the heck I'm talking about, as further evidenced by the fact I'm posting in a dishwasher discussion in a musky forum. | ||
jonnysled |
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Posts: 13688 Location: minocqua, wi. | looks like a good recruiting class for the NFL basement thread boys ... reel em in. | ||
woodieb8 |
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Posts: 1529 | I personally wash my baits with me in the bathtub. mr bubbles and Johnson baby shampoo. . awesome and no tears. | ||
Natureboy |
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Posts: 239 Location: Illinois | lhprop1 - 9/3/2015 10:13 AM johnsonaaro2 - 9/1/2015 10:25 AM When I first started buying musky lures a couple years ago I didn't know how to properly store them so I have a few grungy lures (rubbers touching cranks etc...). Nothing worse than when your crank gets all grungy from touching old rubbers. This also killed me! At least I would have died with a smile on my face. | ||
esoxaddict |
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Posts: 8782 | woodieb8 - 9/7/2015 7:53 AM I personally wash my baits with me in the bathtub. mr bubbles and Johnson baby shampoo. . awesome and no tears. **** sakes, I hope 'ya take the hooks off! first | ||
tundrawalker00 |
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Posts: 504 Location: Ludington, MI | Seriously, toothpaste. We find nasty crankbaits in the rivers here and that's the best way to clean them up. It has microabrasives and it won't cause acid reflux like a beer and onions boil. | ||
ARmuskyaddict |
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Posts: 2024 | Are you that 1 out of 4 dentists who doesn't recommend Colgate??? | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20219 Location: oswego, il | Do you recommend lure whitening? How about braces for bent and misshapened lures? Can you throw a bucktail with a retainer? I have so many questions now. | ||
tundrawalker00 |
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Posts: 504 Location: Ludington, MI | I'm going to brush with sensitivity formula now to help my hurt feelings. | ||
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