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Old October 28th, 2008, 02:34 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
riverman
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Default Small duck wings

On Oct 28, 7:57*am, "Derek"
wrote:
"Larry L" wrote in message

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"daytripper" wrote


Well, heck, if you have a deep freezer (ie: it'll keep things at 0°)


That's a good idea ... only chemical things occurred to me


I use the traditional method scatter salt on *dry them thoroughly in a brown
manilla envelope then crush moth balls (napthalene) *and put the powder in
never had problems with vermin.
Derek


Yeah, but is there any residual smell to scare off the fish?

--riverman
 




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