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Fish Attractant and Application?

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What brands of fish attractant do you use on your soft plastics, if any? How do you apply them to the lure?

  • Super User

MegaStrike.

This attractant has the consistancy of Vasoline and comes in a handy tube. MegaStrike is very user friendly. You will only need to apply it once on an outing.

8-)

  • Super User

I have several brands in my boat, but the bass seem to prefer the Kick'n Bass in Garlic flavor. I just hold the bait over the side of the boat and put a few drops on and then drop it in the water. That stuff is hard to get off boat parts.

  • Super User

I don't use any scent for bass fishing.

Although whiskered fish like carp, suckers & bullheads have a keen sense of smell, bass are basically sight-feeders.

Roger

  • Super User

I don't use any scent for bass fishing.

Although whiskered fish like carp, suckers & bullheads have a keen sense of smell, bass are basically sight-feeders.

Roger

I don't think of these products as "attractants".

I like the slime coat MegaStrike imparts and

think fish might hold on a little longer

if a soft plastic has a pleasant taste, but maybe not! ::)

8-)

  • Super User

I don't use any scent for bass fishing.

Although whiskered fish like carp, suckers & bullheads have a keen sense of smell, bass are basically sight-feeders.

Roger

I don't think of these products as "attractants".

I like the slime coat MegaStrike imparts and

think fish might hold on a little longer

if a soft plastic has a pleasant taste, but maybe not! ::)

8-)

I'm sure you're correct.

Today's angler has every advantage on his side, so in sympathy for bass I gift them that 2/5 second ::)  ;D

Roger

  • Super User

Megastrike on the swimbaits and now JJ's Magic on the soft plastics.

Both great products IMO.

  • Super User

Nope, not a scent user here, if the bait comes cooked or with it ----> fine, if it doesn 't ----> fine too.

I think some anglers use attractants just to keep the bait from smelling like whatever might be on their hands, gasoline, grease, oil, cologne etc.  

I use Smelly Jelly some times.  Just put a little on and you are good to go.    The stuff smells really bad, but works for me.

M_Fields

Cod liver oil, garlic powder, and salt...

add pure petrolium jelly to stick to hard baits...

(or add coffee instead of garlic powder ;D)

  • Super User

I am not a big believer in scents either, but I do put Mega Strike on just about everything.  I feel that it acts as a lubricant and helps baits come through vegetation.

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