Sympathy Please 2024
flyingmonkie reply :
In a hurry this morning, spilled almost an entire bottle of spike-it chartreuse dye in my garage. All over my tackle storage, one of my rods/reels, my garage floor. You know that icey feeling you get when it quickly saturates your skin? I went to work with a glowing yellow hand and a strong smell of pizza shop.
My wife refuses to park her car in the garage because the smell is so strong!
On the plus side, it seems to be keeping the vampires away.
Jonathan Evans reply :
On 7/30/2016 at 12:07 PM, flyingmonkie said:In a hurry this morning, spilled almost an entire bottle of spike-it chartreuse dye in my garage. All over my tackle storage, one of my rods/reels, my garage floor. You know that icey feeling you get when it quickly saturates your skin? I went to work with a glowing yellow hand and a strong smell of pizza shop.
My wife refuses to park her car in the garage because the smell is so strong!
On the plus side, it seems to be keeping the vampires away.
I was talking to a guy on here about that happening. Please tell me its the "Magic"?
hawgenvy reply :
You may want to put up some barriers to keep out the swarms of hungry bass, pike, catfish, snakeheads, etc., that are bound to soon show up at the garage door, attracted by the attractive attractant. If they do get in, have some nets, ice bags, filleting knives, a frying pan, and the freezer ready!
Oregon Native reply :
The Young Gun reply :
Be careful the squirrels and rodents don't get into it, you might have some mutant glowing mouthed animals running around. It'd look pretty cool! lol!
scaleface reply :
Way to go , Slicko .
Thats what my wife always tells me .
A-Jay reply :
You have my deepest Sympathy ~
But better you than me -
A-Jay
Gundog reply :
On 7/30/2016 at 7:11 PM, The Young Gun said:Be careful the squirrels and rodents don't get into it, you might have some mutant glowing mouthed animals running around. It'd look pretty cool! lol!
If you find any of these mutant glowing mouthed critters take pics cause nobody is gonna believe ya.
Jaderose reply :
Pictures or none of this happened. It'll help us have "sympathy".
Jon G reply :
I spilled chartreuse JJ's all over my hand about three weeks ago. Use a mix of of rubbing alcohol, dawn dish soap, and hand sanitizer. It's not going to come out all at once so you are going to have to spend anywhere from 30 min to an hour getting it out.
bigbill reply :
I spilled a bottle of bait mate garlic scent in my hatch back and on the rear bumper. Not only did my car smell like a Italian salad all week I attracted a bear one night. I'm not sure if I'd rather be yellow or have a big furry pet. Either way it wasn't good.
deaknh03 reply :
On 7/30/2016 at 11:04 PM, Jon G said:I spilled chartreuse JJ's all over my hand about three weeks ago. Use a mix of of rubbing alcohol, dawn dish soap, and hand sanitizer. It's not going to come out all at once so you are going to have to spend anywhere from 30 min to an hour getting it out.
try a mitre saw..
Senko lover reply :
On 7/30/2016 at 11:14 PM, bigbill said:I spilled a bottle of bait mate garlic scent in my hatch back and on the rear bumper. Not only did my car smell like a Italian salad all week I attracted a bear one night. I'm not sure if I'd rather be yellow or have a big furry pet. Either way it wasn't good.
I hear bigfoot really digs some JJ's
flyingmonkie reply :
On 7/30/2016 at 9:34 PM, scaleface said:Way to go , Slicko .
Thats what my wife always tells me .
I like this. My wife wasn't so clever. 
lo n slo reply :
at least you wasn't in the boat!
bigbill reply :
On 7/31/2016 at 12:18 AM, Senko lover said:I hear bigfoot really digs some JJ's
Every time I cook my world famous bacon cheeseburgers my big furry freind shows up hollowing. The intense screams I'd nothing I ever heard.
fishwizzard reply :
I splashed some Gulp juice in my mouth once. It was so bad that I hiked back to my car and drove to buy a toothbrush and paste. Even then I swear it lingered for a day.
GORDO reply :
On 8/3/2016 at 12:34 AM, Bunnielab said:I splashed some Gulp juice in my mouth once. It was so bad that I hiked back to my car and drove to buy a toothbrush and paste. Even then I swear it lingered for a day.
Mswen reply :
Not a fishing story, but a similar experience.
Back in college I used to deliver for a sandwich shop. One night my manager sent me to the downtown store to pick up more French Onion soup. I set the 5-gallon bucket in the back of my hatchback and headed back. Being 20 years old, with a small, quick car, of course I drove like an idiot. I was making a hard stop at a stop sign when I heard a muffled "THUNK!" behind me. The bucket had fallen over, knocking the lid off, and dumping 5 gallons of onion soup into my trunk. The next day my friend rode 1/2 a mile with his head hanging out the passenger window, because the smell was so strong. Two separate professional cleanings and about 4 gallons of Febreze made absolutely no difference. Finally I had to rip out every last bit of carpet from my trunk and backseat. And even then I could still smell onions whenever it was humid or rainy.
buzzed bait reply :
must have been some odd moon or something man!! i did the EXACT SAME THING on saturday. spilled in the garage, chartreuse, etc. etc. etc. the smell has since dissipated, but hasn't gone away entirely. i also have a neon green radioactive looking spot on my garage floor now!
Derekbass02 reply :
On 7/31/2016 at 12:18 AM, Senko lover said:I hear bigfoot really digs some JJ's
After reading through a few posts I knew bigfoot would come up somewhere. 
Jaderose reply :
Spilled half a bottle of Spike-it this morning on me and my boat. I expect no sympathy
IndianaFinesse reply :
On 10/1/2016 at 11:33 PM, Jaderose said:Spilled half a bottle of Spike-it this morning on me and my boat. I expect no sympathy
I spilled a bottle of that stuff in my tackle box once, and it has reeked of garlic since then. It also melted a bunch of my lures, I didn't know it would do that. Also, good luck getting the garlic smell and sickly yellow coloring from your hands and clothes, I had to throw away my clothes when I did that, and smelled like garlic for weeks. Plus my hands looked like they had something seriously wrong with them, I got some weird looks for a bit.
Darren. reply :
Hmm. Maybe try to think of it as an Italian kitchen!
Garlic butter bread, garlic flavored lasagna, spaghetti,
linguini, and so on.
Here, tell your wife you're taking her to a fancy Italian
restaurant, but blindfold her and drive her around the
neighborhood for about 20 minutes.
During that time, have your buddies pick up some
Italian take out and set it up as an elegant meal in your
garage.
Get your wife seated, and only then, after the wondrous
garlic smells hit her nose unblindfold her to a delightful
dinner.
Bassguytom reply :
Down side, that really stinks! Up side, with your wife not parking in the garage there is more room for tackle!
Gundog reply :
I don't know why people complain about the smell. Lake Fork Tackle use to make a craw tube that smelled so good with the garlic that every time I opened up the pack of baits I got hungry. So hungry I would have to stop by the grocery store on the way home from the lake and pick up some garlic bread to kill the cravings. As far as the bright yellow hands, well that's just funny right there.
Yeajray231 reply :
If it sticks that well to where it ruins tackle boxes and smells for weeks even after cleaning. . I'm willing to wager the scent stays on throughout the fishing day. Sounds like a good product. When handled properly (;
I've eyed it twice at Walmart . I had a pack of dingers that had a chartreuse tip that were killer in Murky water. But I once spilled a bottle of "bait mate" and I haven't been too fond of using scents ever since.
IndianaFinesse reply :
On 10/3/2016 at 6:41 AM, Yeajray231 said:If it sticks that well to where it ruins tackle boxes and smells for weeks even after cleaning. . I'm willing to wager the scent stays on throughout the fishing day. Sounds like a good product. When handled properly (;
I've eyed it twice at Walmart . I had a pack of dingers that had a chartreuse tip that were killer in Murky water. But I once spilled a bottle of "bait mate" and I haven't been too fond of using scents ever since.
Yep, it sure does stay on your lure for weeks on end. There is no need to reaply that stuff, it never washes off.
MBB Nate reply :
If she won't park in the garage act quick and put a boat in there!
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