line warmer
 

a little while back one of ya'll, in response to a lament on my line icing
up, told me to google some line heater / warmer stuff. i tried it, but
found nothing. anybody out there have a little more info on the subject?

thanks-
snake

snakefiddler wrote:
a little while back one of ya'll, in response to a lament on my line icing
up, told me to google some line heater / warmer stuff. i tried it, but
found nothing. anybody out there have a little more info on the subject?

thanks-
snake


I prefer to knit my own.

Tim Lysyk

"Tim Lysyk" wrote in message
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snakefiddler wrote:
a little while back one of ya'll, in response to a lament on my line
icing up, told me to google some line heater / warmer stuff. i tried it,
but found nothing. anybody out there have a little more info on the
subject?

thanks-
snake
I prefer to knit my own.

have you seen those things are coming back in style-
god help us....

snake

Tim Lysyk

"snakefiddler" wrote in message
...
a little while back one of ya'll, in response to a lament on my line icing
up, told me to google some line heater / warmer stuff. i tried it, but
found nothing. anybody out there have a little more info on the subject?
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Pam cooking spray was recommended by one of Roffians for de-icing guides.

chris

Tim Lysyk wrote:
snakefiddler wrote:

a little while back one of ya'll, in response to a lament on my line
icing up, told me to google some line heater / warmer stuff. i tried
it, but found nothing. anybody out there have a little more info on
the subject?

thanks-
snake

I prefer to knit my own.

Tim Lysyk

Mine has never complained about the cold so I haven't even worried about it.

Russell

Who has fished in zero degrees more than once.

"Tim Lysyk" wrote in message
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snakefiddler wrote:
a little while back one of ya'll, in response to a lament on my line
icing up, told me to google some line heater / warmer stuff. i tried it,
but found nothing. anybody out there have a little more info on the
subject?

\

Yuh dough mee a wime wah-mah. Yuss heep it in ya mowf untow yuh yoos eh.

--riverman

Drop the line in your coffee.

TL
MC

On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 11:47:40 -0500, "snakefiddler"
wrote:

a little while back one of ya'll, in response to a lament on my line icing
up, told me to google some line heater / warmer stuff. i tried it, but
found nothing. anybody out there have a little more info on the subject?

thanks-
snake


http://tinyurl.com/ysjzd

HTH,
R
....well, it will warm yer line...

"riverman" wrote in message
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"Tim Lysyk" wrote in message
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snakefiddler wrote:
a little while back one of ya'll, in response to a lament on my line
icing up, told me to google some line heater / warmer stuff. i tried
it, but found nothing. anybody out there have a little more info on the
subject?

\

Yuh dough mee a wime wah-mah. Yuss heep it in ya mowf untow yuh yoos eh.

--riverman


alright, ya'll are all so funny ;-)
seriously,though, someone did post something about some stuff- come out,
come out, wherever you are.....

snake

On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 11:25:54 -0500, "snakefiddler"
wrote:


"riverman" wrote in message
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"Tim Lysyk" wrote in message
news:Q3RId.52$Ob.20@edtnps84...
snakefiddler wrote:
a little while back one of ya'll, in response to a lament on my line
icing up, told me to google some line heater / warmer stuff. i tried
it, but found nothing. anybody out there have a little more info on the
subject?

\

Yuh dough mee a wime wah-mah. Yuss heep it in ya mowf untow yuh yoos eh.

--riverman


alright, ya'll are all so funny ;-)
seriously,though, someone did post something about some stuff- come out,
come out, wherever you are.....

Padishar (I think) mentioned the Pam cooking spray for the guides.
For the line, well, if it's that icy, I'd say just go home before you
false cast and it shatters...

Or you could try running it through some absorbent material as you
reel in each time. Cotton or wool or sheepskin, maybe with a bit of
Albolene on it. I'd guess (uneducated guess) that you'd not want to
make the line warmer. It'd get cold again as soon as it got in the
water. This could easily lead to plastic fatigue, known as cracks and
checking of the line. Not a good thing.

I know you've taken to fishing in a way that I never will, though I do
enjoy it, but your winter will not last long. On the really ugly days
take a clue from me and huddle over your heat vent, typing on your
computer and snarling at the weather. Do some extra credit projects
for your courses. I have the feeling that you could really get into
tying flies. This is a good thing to do in the cold weather.

Cyli
r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels.
Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless.

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