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spinnerbaits or jigs?
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when u go lake fishing which should i use? how much and which specific ones? can u use them in the ocean and is it affective?
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Tags: fishing, jigs, LAKE, lake fishing, ocean, spinnerbaits, use | 
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Can I mix gel-tek tetracycline antibiotic with fish food?
I’m treating my regal tang saltwater fish for columnaris. The bottle says use gel-tek as the only product offered to the fish when fed. My fish are picky and don’t even know that they are suppossed to eat the gel so, can I just use it as a food soak instead? Also wanted to know if anybody tried this with good results.
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Tags: antibiotic, bottle, fish, food, gel, product, regal, regal tang, saltwater, saltwater fish, Tang, tetracycline, use |
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Is there any type of fishing you find boring or unappealing?
If I can, I try not to “baitfish”/use bait,(I feel this is “cheating”! lol)
Unless I’m Offshore, trolling is a “boring boatride”.
Catfishing/carpfishing does not excite me because of the “bait” and the “chum”.
Whats your most distasteful type of fishing?
I agree with you guys/& T. “Pay & Play” ponds are redundant. It’s like catching fish in a huge aquarium tank!
I really LOVE the art of fishing with lures. If I don’t catch anything , OH well! (lol) 1 “lure fish”= 2 “baitfish”!
Has anyone investigated the use of Thermal Depolymerization?
http://seastead.org/comment-src/paper/infra-add.html#Thermal_Depolymerization –
This is for real. You can put ANYTHING organic into the process and out the other side comes, fuel oil, pure water, miscellaneous chemicals (depending upon the input), and gasses. The gasses are burned to help fuel the process (depending on inputs 75-85% efficient). A pilot plant has been developed in Arkansas using the Tyson turkey plants “waste” products. But little or no government money is being devoted to large scale production.
This is for real. You can put ANYTHING organic into the process and out the other side comes, fuel oil, pure water, miscellaneous chemicals (depending upon the input), and gasses. The gasses are burned to help fuel the process (depending on inputs 75-85% efficient). A pilot plant has been developed in Missouri using the Tyson turkey plants “waste” products. But little or no government money is being devoted to large scale production.
This is the company with the production facilities: http://www.changingworldtech.com/
