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I want to make up a loads of sticks for my next trip to France. Anyone know how long they will last in a sealed bag?

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as long as their dry forever .

p.s dont forget the detonators :D

otherwise their just firelighters

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[ 21. June 2004, 07:31 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

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*Ant* Member

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lol

 

I have found, when using oily ingredients in the sticks, that the oil soaks into the pva over a period of time and renders them virtually useless as far as dissolving is concerned.

When using the tinned meaty groundbait from DB, the bags would still be intact after a couple of hours. This is when making the sticks up the night before and keeping them sealed in a zip-lock freezer bag.

 

 

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Could someone enlighten me please? I assume we're not actually talking about the 'light - fizzzzz - booom!' variety here, though I do know someone who went fishing as a kid (born and grew up in Austria) with hand grenades....

 

Tight lines

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John - A method by compressing a groundbait into a pva mesh tube via the "boilie funnel web system". You then pass the hooklink through the length of the "stick" so as the pva melts, the hooklink is buried under a pile of groundbait.

It also keeps the hooklength straight and away from the lead.

 

Think of a sausage of groundbait, that's basicaly it.

 

Works a treat too.

 

[ 22. June 2004, 12:10 AM: Message edited by: *Anthony* ]

 

 

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