Pharmacy and fishing
ZXNet echo conference «zx.fishing»
From Alexander Bondarenko → To All 9 December 2004
*Hello, All!*
I propose to hold a discussion about the chemicals produced by
pharmaceuticals that can actually be used when fishing to increase activity
fish at a time when it is inactive (dry period, non-biting weather).
There is already data on the use of validol on roach, a small part of the tablet
tucked into the dough, which is placed on a hook. But it is quite possible that
fish just like the smell of this substance (it acts like attaracant).
My idea is, let’s say we have some kind of powder that
Once in the water, it dissolves in it and through the gills enters the blood nearby
located fish and produces some effect on it, causing temporary
increase in vitality. For example, during a sharp drop in pressure,
the fish will go deeper, but if the reservoir is shallow and it cannot find you
depth, at which the imbalance of internal and external pressures is equalized, then
Accordingly, he will feel sluggish (the same as a person with low
pressure makes him want to sleep and he walks “like he’s boiled”). And here we are, pouring it into the water
"medicine" from which the fish's blood pressure increases, and accordingly
activity.
In this case, people drink coffee, the caffeine for fish is the same as for a person
it works, it has already been proven. In principle, the same instant coffee (or coffeedrink) you can limit yourself, but it’s still interesting to find other similar ones
substances (maybe even acting not only on blood pressure).
The topic remains open...
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