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Cleaning Found Red Eyed Shad

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I snagged a Sexy Shad Red Eyed Shad in the Historic James River last week and I need suggestions concerning cleaning the lure.

It is covered with a black scum that is hard to remove with soap and water.

Any suggestions on what I can use to clean up the lure?

Thanks in advance for everyone's input. :)

  • Super User

Just did it to an old topwater bait I found. Crest toothpaste. If that doesn't get it ALL out, then Bar Keepers Friend did the rest. Looks great!

Simple Green works great also for cleaning lures.

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  • Super User

Thanks, guys.

Will give your suggestions a try.

Sincerely appreciate your help. :)

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  • Super User

The Crest toothpaste worked great.

Changed out both hooks and the bait is ready to go.

Thanks to you guys for your help. :)

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