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I used bees wax in the distant past (from a toilet bowl donut). Put it in a
ChapStick container for storage (I can't remember if twisting the end of the stick forced the wax out). I quit using the bees wax because it was to sticky and messy when getting it on my fingers. Has any one else had a similar experience with bees wax? Maybe the wax I was using was of poor quality. Havn't used it since but I still have a couple of "donuts" in the garage I purchased just for dubbing - A 10 lifetime supply...Maybe you could grind up some stink bugs to mix in the beeswax for a better smelling fly... Guy "JR" wrote in message ... Mike Connor wrote: wrote Then I began to suspect it had a smell the fish don't like. I can't prove this, but I now believe it to true. So I don't use ski vax anymo. I believe that as well. If something smells wrong, then the fish will refuse it. Well, hell, fish have been telling me for decades now that my flies stink.... ;) JR |
Maybe you could
grind up some stink bugs to mix in the beeswax for a better smelling fly... Guy Or mix it with cod liver oil. -- Frank Reid Euthanize to reply |
Oops. Too Funny!!!
"Frank Reid" wrote in message ... Maybe you could grind up some stink bugs to mix in the beeswax for a better smelling fly... Guy Or mix it with cod liver oil. -- Frank Reid Euthanize to reply |
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