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anti- freeze

Started by Its Me, January 08, 2010, 05:39:40 PM

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Its Me

anybody any ideas of anything that can be used to stop rod eyes freezing up when out fishing in this weather.

                                 cheers
                                         andy

haresear

Glycerine, Andy. Vaseline might do too :oops: :oops: :oops:
Protect the edge.

Clan Ford

There is a product on the market just for preventing your eyes icing.  Just can't remember the details.....

Norm

Clan Ford

Here it is....

http://www.questoutdoors.net/gear/tested/stanleys-ice-off-paste/

not sure how available it is in the UK but I have seen it on ebay.

Norm

zeolite

After yesterdays icy experience, I am off to the tackle shop to find some!
Schrodinger's troots pictured above.

Allan Crawford


Its Me

cheers for that.
will have to get some of that paste.

   andy

Highlander

#7
Dip the rod in thewater. Won't stop freezing but just do it every time they do.
Petroleum jelly (Vaseline) will work to an extent. WD40. have not heard that one.
A tip: rub Vaseline on to the backs off your hands, helps to ward off chills.

Tight Lines
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bibio1

I was warned by a rod builder not to put wd 40 anywhere near  a carbon rod. It can destroy the carbon structure. Apparently.

oystercatcher

I use glycerine It does work.I carry it in a container that they supply the line cleaning pads in.I cut tissues to fit and then pour the glycerine in until pads have absorbed the liquid.Prior to fishing apply to rings and re-apply when required.

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