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Posts: 160 (18/07/08 18:09) |
This got me thinking a bit as I (as I suspect most others do) do use pellets quite a lot at this time of year.I was just wondering whether anyone has, or would
care to share any method they have of getting the smell off their hands as I have yet to find a good way of doing this...
Tight lines,All!!! Simon |
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Posts: 251 (18/07/08 18:14) |
Shaving foam. I don't know how it works but it does.
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His miserableness |
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Posts: 1346 (18/07/08 18:30) |
Rub em in Curry powder
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RICH PARSONS |
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Posts: 442 (18/07/08 19:57) |
River water works 99% of the time unless its hot and all the oil has seeped out of the pellets.
Rich It's funny how we don't sell guns but Toronto bangs! |
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Posts: 35 (18/07/08 20:11) |
Bleach!Probably not advisable but it works! |
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Posts: 842 (18/07/08 20:20) |
As far as I am aware there are only two things that smell of fish. I do not actually object to that smell. Now I also stink of garlic or so I was told in the
pub just now.
Fishy business, time for a bath. regards Hugo |
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Posts: 1035 (18/07/08 21:28) |
Hi Simon (Si705)
Don't keep catching so many fish and then you would not be handling the pellets so much.lol 
Tight Lines and Happy Barbel Fishing
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rb |
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Posts: 351 (18/07/08 21:30) |
If you have any conifers in your garden or where your fishing, rub your hands on them then wash em, works a treat and reminds everybody of Christmas!!,
seriously tho it works, and it fetches tumeric of your hands when fishing bronzed maggots all day.
River angler's go with the flow.
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Posts: 13 (18/07/08 22:30) |
Yeah Shaving Foam gets my vote to.
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Posts: 430 (18/07/08 22:59) |
Squirt a bit of lemon juice on them.
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Gaskes |
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Posts: 401 (19/07/08 10:25) |
Bicarb of Soda
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Posts: 659 (19/07/08 10:46) |
olive oil
use oil to remove oil. |
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Posts: 660 (19/07/08 10:47) |
oh no I'm reading anorac posts again
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