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I recently ordered bulk plastic crappie tubes that came dry and stuck together, so i gave them a short spray with vegetable oil to losen them up and keep them from drying. Do fish no like vegetable oil, did i just ruin them?

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from evspence wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

do fish not*, bad typing

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from rrmont wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

You should be fine.

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from teufelhunden wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

I do not think you have hurt anything.

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from teufelhunden wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

Hey if it works good let me know. That might be a secret to great crappie fishing.

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from CPT BRAD wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

they like it better than WD-40 or other spay oils that you could have used! Like Teufelhunden said keep us posted.

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from catfishclark10 wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

I doubt u ruined them,keep us posted though....

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from ETangler wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

You're fine.

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from Jim in Mo wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

No, like CptBrad and T said the fish will like it. When you fish never use an oil like wd40 but anise or other cooking stuff works.

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from codymeyer11 wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

me no think so

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from evspence wrote 3 years 10 weeks ago

THANKs! but i've been using WD40 for ages on my fishing line, i highly recomend it, but i havent had any success with it as an attractant. And the vegetable oil worked great! I was catchin crappie all day off a concrete drain pipe in 5 ft of 37 degree water, it could be luck or i got a secret weapon on my hands.

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from texastriedandtrue wrote 3 years 6 weeks ago

i wouldnt think you hurt it but i personally use the fish formula brand crappie attractant when anything like that happens

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from fishformula wrote 2 years 20 weeks ago

Hey!

Good question about the vegatable oil and reaction of fish - I don't think there are any studies on this. But in my opinion, it's fine as long as you don't leave it on the baits too long, especially in a plastic bag or whatever the container. I think there may be something to oil "going rancid" - I'm not sure of the spelling on this - but I have heard that cooking oil can go bad and cause problems in humans - I would think fish would have the same reactions.

Kepp a couple in the oil and let us know how they're working next Spring!

Good fishin

Zee

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from rrmont wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

You should be fine.

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from teufelhunden wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

I do not think you have hurt anything.

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from teufelhunden wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

Hey if it works good let me know. That might be a secret to great crappie fishing.

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from CPT BRAD wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

they like it better than WD-40 or other spay oils that you could have used! Like Teufelhunden said keep us posted.

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from catfishclark10 wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

I doubt u ruined them,keep us posted though....

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from ETangler wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

You're fine.

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from Jim in Mo wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

No, like CptBrad and T said the fish will like it. When you fish never use an oil like wd40 but anise or other cooking stuff works.

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from codymeyer11 wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

me no think so

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from evspence wrote 3 years 11 weeks ago

do fish not*, bad typing

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from evspence wrote 3 years 10 weeks ago

THANKs! but i've been using WD40 for ages on my fishing line, i highly recomend it, but i havent had any success with it as an attractant. And the vegetable oil worked great! I was catchin crappie all day off a concrete drain pipe in 5 ft of 37 degree water, it could be luck or i got a secret weapon on my hands.

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from texastriedandtrue wrote 3 years 6 weeks ago

i wouldnt think you hurt it but i personally use the fish formula brand crappie attractant when anything like that happens

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from fishformula wrote 2 years 20 weeks ago

Hey!

Good question about the vegatable oil and reaction of fish - I don't think there are any studies on this. But in my opinion, it's fine as long as you don't leave it on the baits too long, especially in a plastic bag or whatever the container. I think there may be something to oil "going rancid" - I'm not sure of the spelling on this - but I have heard that cooking oil can go bad and cause problems in humans - I would think fish would have the same reactions.

Kepp a couple in the oil and let us know how they're working next Spring!

Good fishin

Zee

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