I bet a crispy new 2 dollar bill that you´ll get cancer a lot faster by fishing under the sun without proper UV light protection than from handling lead sinkers while you are at it.

I bet a crispy new 2 dollar bill that you´ll get cancer a lot faster by fishing under the sun without proper UV light protection than from handling lead sinkers while you are at it.

If you are doing both at the same time, how do you know where the cancer came from?

Ok so if you see two similar baits on a shelf your interested in

buying and one has the cancer disclosure and the other

doesn't which bait are you going to buy?

Ok so if you see two similar baits on a shelf your interested in

buying and one has the cancer disclosure and the other

doesn't which bait are you going to buy?

Not something I look at, if we are talking similar lures, they are going to have a relatively equal microscopic effect of cancer causing substances. I guess I'd buy the one with the cancer disclosure because it is likely a newer package.

Not something I look at, if we are talking similar lures, they are going to have a relatively equal microscopic effect of cancer causing substances. I guess I'd buy the one with the cancer disclosure because it is likely a newer package.

 

So lure's vs baits.. What's the difference. Spinner bait, crank bait, ect.. 

If you are doing both at the same time, how do you know where the cancer came from?

I'll race you. I call "fishing in the sun" haha

Petty junk removed.

 

Tungsten carbide is not toxic.  Neither is lead, unless inhaled or digested.  Clearly, some common sense must come into play.

Almost all of my lead baits have a similar warning. It states something such as a "a chemical known in the state of California to cause cancer"  For better or worse I stopped paying attention to this warning. If I die, I'll die happy. Plus, pretty sure theres more lead I come into contact with the firearms. 

Petty junk removed.

 

Tungsten carbide is not toxic.  Neither is lead, unless inhaled or digested.  Clearly, some common sense must come into play.

 

 

If that is all there is to it they sure could save a lot of BS on the warning. 

 

WARNING: If inhaled or digested this product could cause cancer. 

Lawyers need to get paid too, lol.

We throw plastics, fish die from eating them?

How sick is this.. Disclosure on package:

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Would you throw a bait that has cancer causing

chemicals or materials in it?

BPA, a chemical used in plastic for food packaging as well as many water bottles, causes cancer. Just don't eat the fishing lure and you'll probably be OK.

As soon as I was on the testosterone rub I had prostate cancer.

So you were rubbin it. BadBill! lol

I know you went thru a bad time, glad you're ok.