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Flaptail 10-20-2006, 07:46 AM Yer hands are a mess from fish scrapes, line cuts, hook point rips and tears and every time you move the thumb and index fingers it hurts like hell and the skin feels like it's burning on both hands from being rubbed raw on bass teeth, should you keep on fishing each night knowing that further damage will be heavily inflicted should you give it a nights rest?
:huh: Besides my BJ's Industrial size volume bottle of Hydrogen Peroxide is just about empty. Dilemma time.
BEETLE 10-20-2006, 07:48 AM Gloves of some kind ??? Might help ?
Yer hands are a mess from fish scrapes, line cuts, hook point rips and tears and every time you move the thumb and index fingers it hurts like hell and the skin feels like it's burning on both hands from being rubbed raw on bass teeth, should you keep on fishing each night knowing that further damage will be heavily inflicted should you give it a nights rest?
:huh: Besides my BJ's Industrial size volume bottle of Hydrogen Peroxide is just about empty. Dilemma time.
DUH !!!!!! :uhuh:
BigFish 10-20-2006, 07:52 AM Skin regenerates quickly....wear it out!!!:tooth:
RIJIMMY 10-20-2006, 07:52 AM gloves, I've done it before. I had these yellow grip gloves, I picked up for a few bucks at a hardware store, worked great
Skitterpop 10-20-2006, 07:52 AM What a problem to have :jester:
Try not using hooks?
:cheers:
RIROCKHOUND 10-20-2006, 07:56 AM Flap;
trick I picked up from a guy I used crew with to fish the shark tourneys..
cover all the cuts with neosporene and then put on rubber gloves for a while... seems to help.. usually I just skip the gloves and load the neosporene on before bed...
Slick Moedee 10-20-2006, 07:57 AM Badger Balm
Raven 10-20-2006, 07:57 AM the next time your at walmart...or some other large retailer ($3.00)
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ya have to sorta filet one side of the spear of the aloe vera plant...
it's better if its an inch and a half wide....then fold /pull it back
so it's like an open book.... and rub your hands with the interior jelly.
best thing for burns/wounds there is....
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my brother had this chopper.....that wasn't tuned right....
so he goes zooming around..on it and the exhaust pipe was red hot after,
...and he accidentilly touches his neck to it....making some carb adjustment...
leaving a huge nasty silver dollar sized burn on the back side.
having a huge aloe growing....i said...be right back...and i filleted a big spear...
trimmed it like a patch....and taped it to his neck.
it healed that nasty burn like magic and he didn't even have a scar.
JFigliuolo 10-20-2006, 08:05 AM I've got psoriasis on my hands. They just see water and they are a mess. I've learned to love the pain.
nightprowler 10-20-2006, 08:13 AM i have been taping my thumbs, seems to work, cept i don't seem to catch as many fish with the tape on. as soon as i forget the tape or go out with out it...OUCH:hidin: :jump:
Squibby17 10-20-2006, 08:17 AM I agree thats a great problem to have!. Mine are a little scraped up and I'm not going to lie that having a few days off has done wonders for my hands. Then again we only have so much time!
Saltheart 10-20-2006, 08:18 AM Keep fishing through it. When the skin heels over while being abused , it gets thick and tough and the problem goes away. That should happen right about when the fish go away too. :)
Anyway , aside from the bloody hamburg thumb , the rest is never too bad.
Redsoxticket 10-20-2006, 08:36 AM If you have scrapes then "beware" of the water that you fish. If there is bacteria in the water then you can be a candidate of flesh eating disease. There is someone that showed me photos of this disease that ate not only the surface skin but deep tissue muscle.
I like that neosporene/gove technique.
Krispy 10-20-2006, 08:49 AM lose the hand, fish prosthetics instead
http://re3.mm-a7.yimg.com/image/2408331107
You'll be wishing you had those beat up hands when there's a foot of snow on the ground in another month. Keep fishing.....hands will heal later.
sherpa time. where do i sign up?
Canalman 10-20-2006, 09:09 AM Suck it up :kewl:
Slingah 10-20-2006, 09:11 AM thats almost as silly as BF telling me he had to wait for his waders to dry out before he could wear em again:bl2: .....you wont take the night off........:D
Mike P 10-20-2006, 09:11 AM It would be better if my entire left arm was scraped from my fingertip to elbow, but I'll settle for what I have---no thumbprint, line cuts everywhere, and red blotches on the knuckles.
I like striper thumb, but striper wrist is better, and striper forearm really kicks ass :cheers:
fishbones 10-20-2006, 09:30 AM Try New Skin liquid bandage. You can pick it up at any CVS, Brooks etc... type store. Cover any areas that are raw or cut and it will give you a layer of protection. It works wonders on line cuts, teeth scrapes hook punctures, etc..
Back Beach 10-20-2006, 09:32 AM Flap,
Pee on your hands. An old timer I used to know on the cape used to do this and said it works great. Never tried it myself or shook hands with the guy, but many people have said this works. Natural antiseptic.:think:
cheferson 10-20-2006, 09:33 AM bag balm, for cow tits, works killer
Back Beach 10-20-2006, 09:34 AM It would be better if my entire left arm was scraped from my fingertip to elbow, but I'll settle for what I have---no thumbprint, line cuts everywhere, and red blotches on the knuckles.
I like striper thumb, but striper wrist is better, and striper forearm really kicks ass :cheers:
You're a nobody until you've had striper bicep. :rolleyes:
Yer hands are a mess from fish scrapes, line cuts, hook point rips and tears and every time you move the thumb and index fingers it hurts like hell and the skin feels like it's burning on both hands from being rubbed raw on bass teeth, should you keep on fishing each night knowing that further damage will be heavily inflicted should you give it a nights rest?
:huh: Besides my BJ's Industrial size volume bottle of Hydrogen Peroxide is just about empty. Dilemma time.
What a nice dilemma to have! Enjoy the pain. Been so quiet here my hands are smooth as silk.
DZ
Flaptail 10-20-2006, 09:59 AM What a nice dilemma to have! Enjoy the pain. Been so quiet here my hands are smooth as silk.
DZ
These fish are coming your way Dennis. All on Gag's stuff, I got a white Al's needle must have caught 400 fish on in the last two years, don't know how many hooks have been replaced on it. When that needle goes slowly through the water it actually swims side to side with it's little scuffed up and paint chipped nose just poking up.
Last night it was the five inch eel colored one ripped acroos the surface. Slow roll wouldn't do it. they wanted it zipping across and man the hits were awesome with the fire in the water, like small fireworks. I love how they change preference from night to night, the eel guys didn't do very much at all, but like the night before with the Pocket Rocket, they were talking to themselves ( so was I , I couldn't get over how that thing catches).
Rigged a black PR with a 4 inch black sluggo last night when I got home at 1am. Ready for tonight! I gotta get some good neoprene fingerless gloves somewhere today though.
fishpoopoo 10-20-2006, 10:04 AM mix bengay, habanero sauce and tabasco in bowl.
soak hands for 2 hours in mixture.
then dunk hands in hot melted paraffin (no rinsing beforehand)
don gloves.
:alien:
Flaptail 10-20-2006, 10:12 AM mix bengay, habanero sauce and tabasco in bowl.
soak hands for 2 hours in mixture.
then dunk hands in hot melted paraffin (no rinsing beforehand)
don gloves.
:alien:
Ben, is that legal?:huh: :wave:
RIROCKHOUND 10-20-2006, 10:13 AM You're a nobody until you've had striper bicep. :rolleyes:
Or striper shoulder... just climb around and unhook it :D:jester:
fishpoopoo 10-20-2006, 10:17 AM Ben, is that legal?:huh: :wave:
steve, i assure you i have absolutely no idea if it is.
Ask Bruce. :bgi:
Backbeach Jake 10-20-2006, 11:28 AM "you have city hands, Mr.Hooper, you been counting money all your life" Quint. :rotfl:
Geeze, Flap, I'd be happy with your dilemma! Yeah, I know I got a slap coming.
gone fishin 10-21-2006, 08:16 PM When your thumb becomes so sore you cannot use it, cut a finger off a rubber glove, smear your thumb lightly with any antiseptic ointment and apply the cut off rubber finger. Use a small rubber band and form a circle on the rubber finger something like a condom to keep it in place. It at least allows you the use of the finger.:btu: :btu:
ChiefLinesider 10-21-2006, 09:05 PM You might want to try.......
Spotzthativebenfishen, RX
Your condition will clear up instantly. Give it hell while you have the opportunity.
tynan19 10-22-2006, 05:04 PM You might want to try.......
Spotzthativebenfishen, RX
Your condition will clear up instantly. Give it hell while you have the opportunity.
:rotfl:
Christian 10-22-2006, 05:46 PM are you kidding. your hands have all winter to be perdy.
im fishing with a broken pinky.
Skitterpop 10-22-2006, 05:57 PM I have to use steel wool and punch cactus to simulate
Pete_G 10-22-2006, 06:46 PM Buy Aquaskinz Black Thunder Gloves and never worry about scrapes and cuts again. Completely under-rated product.
DO NOT buy them for warmth, they actually do the reverse of keeping you warm once they're wet. Keeping your hands in perfect shape is what they're all about for me. Grab barnacle covered rocks (and fish) without fear.
http://www.saltwateredge.com/PROD//FW01
http://www.saltwateredge.com/miva/graphics/00000001/surfgear/plugbags/thunder_gloves_g.jpg
tattoobob 10-22-2006, 07:37 PM I were thin knit gloves under the Black thunder gloves and my hands are fine and warm
westhavendave 10-22-2006, 08:22 PM The Aquaskinz black thunder gloves protect your hands well from the braid and fish abrasions, but you end up with bathtub hands afterward. No real need to go fingerless with them either.
BasicPatrick 10-22-2006, 11:06 PM Flap,
My family owned the oldest concession license in the State for many many years. I sold baloons (Peanuts, Popcorn, Ice Cream and a cold drink) at the entrance gate to the Boston Public Gardens for twenty years. Baloon string put nasty nasty line cuts on most of my fingers. I have been used to opening those old wounds throughout the fishing season and they get worse year after year. The amount of scar tissue I have in these areas and the pain that results from cutting open a twenty year old scar has at times brought me to tears. Fast forward to last year on MV and I got my scare when they thought I might have that flesh eating fish disease. I started wearing the Aquaskinz gloves. I realized a few weeks ago that my hands were not the mess they have been and it is because of the gloves. Yes I am invovolved with the company but I am dead serious that constant use of these gloves has made my fishing far more comfortable. As stated above, below 40 degrees and wet they do make your hands more cold butif they are dry, no problem in the cold weather. I love this product and now that I past 40 I am not as willing to be miserable when fishing.
Oh yeah, I am catching doo doo and if you want some company....just drop me a line (:>)
jimmy z 10-23-2006, 04:18 AM I have this vitamin E/aloe oil I put on the cut up hands. It seems to heal 'em quick. I don't let anything stop me from being out there.
Well maybe if someone in my family was real sick. You know how that is. :)
Karl F 10-23-2006, 07:19 AM Flap...
not kidding.. this stuff works on that lovely "hamburg" hands and wrists....
the maestro 10-23-2006, 01:04 PM flaptail, that's like the guy who complains because he gets so much ass that his lower back hurts.
..... try super glue. i've been using glue on my thumb, and on the slits on my fingers from braid.
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