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    I'm looking for some ways to keep my soft plastic lures from melting. I saw one post that suggested garlic pam.
    Should I just wrap each one in celophane or is the a good way to keep them in good shape?
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    Hey Fin ,
    My friend Ken a tackle retailer showed me his trick. He mixes a few drops of canola oil in about 1000 tubes or curlies and mixes them up before he packages them. I still have some packs from a couple of years ago that are still fresh. A little messy but it works.
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    I put Cod liver oil in with my plastics. Keeps them shiney and soft.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FalconSmitty
    I put Cod liver oil in with my plastics. Keeps them shiney and soft.
    Cod liver oil
    That's what I was trying to remember.
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    Fin,I"ve actually shot WD-40 right in the plastic Plano boxes I carry my soft baits in.Keeps Them from melting and sticking togeather-and the Crappie seem to like it!!An 80 year old Fisherman told me this trick!!
    Good Fishin To Ya!! Dennis Dale Hollow Crappie www.dalehollowcrappie.4t.com

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