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.

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. 

57 minutes ago, 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.

If she won't park in the garage act quick and put a boat in there!