You have to keep them separate. They react with some plastics and other baits.Hit-n-Miss wrote:I had two bags of Zman that I had to throw away. While fishing they fused together into one mass laying in the top of my tackle box. Never had that happen before.rammerjammer wrote:Z Man for me also all kinds
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Soft plastics?
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Re: Soft plastics?
Ducks, turkeys, flats fishing. Who has time for golf?
Re: Soft plastics?
According to their website description, Zman plastics are indeed non-toxic, float to the top to facilitate retrieval, but no affirmation that they are biodegradable (unlike Gulp). Actually all salt water plastics are somewhat” biodegradable”, but many take decades or hundreds of years.
Insofar as plastic contamination is a major environmental threat- not a single once pristine beach worldwide has been spared- I would favor Gulp. Concerning this topic, does anyone have any trustworthy info on Zman?
Insofar as plastic contamination is a major environmental threat- not a single once pristine beach worldwide has been spared- I would favor Gulp. Concerning this topic, does anyone have any trustworthy info on Zman?