Best Scent

Joshuall wrote:
We've used Bang in the Shad and Crawfish scents for several years. Are
wondering what the rest of the group uses/recommends and why. Looking
forward to tyring something new. As ususal Thanks guys and gals.


Say what you want,, but I have tested scents, same lures, same action ,
same time, in front of the same fish.

MEGA STRIKE !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hands down, nothing touches it, three to one catch rates, and you can
make 25 cast before reapplying it


Click the link at the bottom of my home page
http://ezknot.com
I get nothing from those guys,, just love their product

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On Dec 4, 8:22 pm, Rodney Long wrote:
Joshuall wrote:
We've used Bang in the Shad and Crawfish scents for several years. Are
wondering what the rest of the group uses/recommends and why. Looking
forward to tyring something new. As ususal Thanks guys and gals.

Say what you want,, but I have tested scents, same lures, same action ,
same time, in front of the same fish.

MEGA STRIKE !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hands down, nothing touches it, three to one catch rates, and you can
make 25 cast before reapplying it

Click the link at the bottom of my home pagehttp://ezknot.com
I get nothing from those guys,, just love their product

--
SpecTastic Wiggle Rig,
Fishing lure remote control
See lure video you won't believehttp://ezknot.com/videos.html

I don't recall using many - if any scents when I went fresh water bass
fishing... but when we fish stripers (at night especially) I almost
always turn to -Lunker Lotion- and I use the Bloodworm scent. It could
be that at night the Stripers start relying less on their eyes, and
more on lateral line vibrations and scent.
They make a TON of different scents. Day time fishing never seemed to
pull any more strikes for us, but we tried one time 2 lines with LL
and two without. Almost twice the hits on the scented lines. It also
seemed to work pretty good with Sand Sharks when we would go out to
try to jig them up.

This was no scientific study, or controlled experiment... mind you
they could have been attracted to the scent of Captain morgans on the
beach.

Lloyd M
http://www.mainetackle.com