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niveker

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  1. Gave me the heebie-jeebies reading that.  I've had a few close calls both stream-side and vise-side, but never serious enough for an e-room visit. 

    A few years ago I planted a decent size hook past the poorly crushed barb in my right eyebrow, fishing alone.  I could feel it in there pretty good, but couldn't see it of course.  Had to stumble back to the car with blood streaming down into my eyes to get to the vanity mirror to see how bad it actually was.   A bit of tippet around the bend and a quick tug, and I was back fishing in a few minutes.  


  2. 14 hours ago, DrLogik said:

    Enoz Moth Crystals

    Interesting.  I always thought moth balls and moth crystals were the same thing, but they're not.  Moth balls active ingredient is Naphthalene, moth crystals have Paradichlorobenzene as the active ingredient.  

    As per the National Institute of Pesticides:

    Target Organisms

    - Paradichlorobenzene vapor is toxic to insects, molds, mildews, and it acts as a deodorizer.2,3 No information was found on the precise mode of action of paradichlorobenzene on target organisms.

    - Naphthalene is used for the control of clothes moths. In this application, the naphthalene vapors fill the airtight container and kill the insects. No information was found on the mode of action of naphthalene in insects.  Naphthalene is registered for use as a wildlife repellent in some products. In this application, it is meant to be effective via inhalation and subsequent avoidance of the odor in the treated area.

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