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![]() "RichZ" wrote in message ... IMHO, scent products are nothing but a crutch. A placebo crutch at that. Some years ago my catches on spinnerbaits went into extremely sharp decline. I theorized that there was an odor repelling the bass and I was right. I tried some Baitmate crawfish and things improved sharply starting on day 1. I never learned what the odor was and I also learned that scents (positive or negative) permeate skirt material and stay for an extremely long time. Otherwise, except to mask negative odors, I don't think that scents do a whole lot. |
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Marty wrote:
"RichZ" wrote in message ... IMHO, scent products are nothing but a crutch. A placebo crutch at that. Some years ago my catches on spinnerbaits went into extremely sharp decline. I theorized that there was an odor repelling the bass and I was right. I tried some Baitmate crawfish and things improved sharply starting on day 1. I never learned what the odor was and I also learned that scents (positive or negative) permeate skirt material and stay for an extremely long time. Otherwise, except to mask negative odors, I don't think that scents do a whole lot. Well,, since I have the only rig in the world that takes out all variables "except" scent,, I can tell you it makes a major difference. That difference is not whether they would not eat the lure anyway, but they "prefer" lures with scent, and some scents are much better than others. I take two identical lures one with scent, one without, or two different scents, one on each lure, and fish those two lures with "identical action" in front of the same fish, at the "same time". I even change which lure is fished atop the other, so that variable is removed. It's like taking two bowls of dog food in front of the same dog and letting them choose, the dog chooses what he prefers, not saying he would not eat the other, if the one he choose was not there. Since there are so many variables in fishing, even between fishermen working the same lure, at the same time. My Wiggle rig is the only thing that can take everything else out of the equation, except scent. it is the only method that can actually do a real test, all other double rigs the lures do not have the "very" same action, it is slightly different on every double lure rig I have tried, maybe someone else has a way to rig one where they are the same, I have so far, never been able to. -- SpecTastic Wiggle Rig, Fishing lure remote control See lure video you won't believe http://ezknot.com/videos.html |
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