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Old 19th September 2006, 08:32 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Rodney Long wrote:
> Do you guys use insect repellent when your fishing ?
>
> Any problems with it repelling fish, if it gets on your lures ?
>
> The reason I'm asking is I got a call from a company that swears their
> insect repellent actually could be used as a fish attractant on lures,
> they are sending me some for testing. If this stuff works for me ? I
> may need a couple of you guys to test it as well, if your interested ?


I've tried several products but the only thing that really
works is Deet. Deet will melt a plastic fly line and render
any fly it touches totally unusable for trout fishing, but
it's the only insect repellant that works. I buy 100% Deet
in spray-on bottles so I can spritz it on without getting
it on my hands.

If the stuff you get works on dense swarms of black flies,
clouds of mosquitos and countless no-see-ums as well as
Deet, I'd be very surprised but interested in giving it a
try. After you. ;-)

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Ken Fortenberry <kennethfortenberry@> wrote in news:M_%Pg.3356
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> I've tried several products but the only thing that really
> works is Deet. Deet will melt a plastic fly line and render
> any fly it touches totally unusable for trout fishing, but
> it's the only insect repellant that works. I buy 100% Deet
> in spray-on bottles so I can spritz it on without getting
> it on my hands.
>


Have you given picardin in "sport" strength a try? I like it, others don't


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