06-03-08, 06:37 PM
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What's that smell?
What lures are most effective when I use, Spike It Crawfish scent spray.... Garlic Spray?
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06-03-08, 09:06 PM
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Anything slow moving where the fish gets to inspect it thoroughly.
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06-03-08, 09:17 PM
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Steevles,
"Spray" is the most expensive (See: Wasteful) method of applying scent. The containers are bulkier, thus wasting space, and the overspray (that which does not land on and adhere to the lure,) is not a welcome addition to boat surfaces. If, Zeus forbid, an uncapped spray container is triggered by something when crammed into a tackle bag or boat compartment...Ewwwwww! Use the other types of dispenser. L6 |
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06-04-08, 11:44 AM
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The only scent I use any more is Kick n' Bass. They come in a flip-top bottle that allows you to pour the scent on your bait. I usually pour some into the bag that my plastics come in (especially the Zoom products that are unscented) and reseal the bag and let the plastics soak in the scent.
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