fish attractants do you use them

[Ralph Field]

WD 40 is mostly fish oil and I think that's why some use it. I haven't tried it, but I use Dr. Juice steelhead scent on spoons and I really believe in it.

[manitoubass2]

WD 40 is mostly fish oil and I think that's why some use it. I haven't tried it, but I use Dr. Juice steelhead scent on spoons and I really believe in it.

Here we go....

[Old Ironmaker]

Anyone use WD-40 ?

I use it for sore joints, it works.

 

A pal of mine and I were fishing off the lift bridge pier in Hamilton. He pulls out his pecker and pees in the water, he says "That's what I use for fish attractor." I pull mine out and tell him, "Man is that water ever cold."

Edited October 10, 2017 by Old Ironmaker

[buick14]

^hope u were wearing a life jacket when you fell in lol

[MCTFisher9120]

I've used Hog Tonic Garlic 1-2 times a day every day for the last 3 or 4 years now. Has made a huge difference for me. Always when I'm pitching jigs/craw's I make sure when I tie on the bait is soaked. Hog Tonic has amino acids in it so if you give the plastic 5-10 minutes it will soak it in and last all day. We soak our hollow belly frog's, swimbait's/swim jigs etc with scent also, it never draw's a strike but I believe keeps a fish holding onto the bait for a extra few seconds while let the fish take the bait.

 

I believe in scent and will continue to use it.

Edited October 10, 2017 by MikeTheBassFisher

[manitoubass2]

I've been an on again off again user of scents.

 

Mainly gulp(the bottle kind) but I'll use minnows etc in the prepackaged gulp bags.

 

I still believe that nocotine stained hands is a major deterrent unless using live bait

 

The worst baits I ever used and seemed to actually not catch fish was trigger x.

[grimsbylander]

Laugh but it works as well as any other attractants.

Plus its a dual purpose item, ointment by night, fish bait by day. LOL

 

Dan

 

Just don't use it in a tournament. Shrinking fish is a bad thing.