Originally posted by: Chris Stack on 11/4/2007 7:01:40 AM

Bayliner.. Don't bother.. I've tried it and it doesn't work! Don't get me wrong.. they're good..too good! By the time I get done snackin' on them, I have no bait left! Good Fishing, Sluggo (Chris)
ps.. if you like "spicey".. add a shake or two of Tabasco sauce!

Originally posted by: bayliner on 11/3/2007 4:28:38 PM

A fellow who fishes only walleye sent this to me. He swears by it. I'm going to try it.

One tablespoon Garlic Powder.
One teaspoon Ground Parsley.
One cup Vegtable oil.
1/2 teaspoon Salt.

Mix the ingredients together in a small container. This recipe works best with live
minnows. Dip the minnow into the sauce for
one (1) minute before throwing out your line.
He said one of the nice things about this
recipe is that there is no bad oder to it.

I'm going to make some up and give it a try. Nothing to loose.

Originally posted by: Celliach on 11/4/2007 7:05:59 AM

I don't know about scents. Even the guy that develops them for Berkeley said they don't really work in one of the fishing mags over the last 10 months or so. He did say that it might help the fish make a second strike if it missed the first time. I experimented with several scents over the years and while I first thought they were working, I've given up on that opinion since.

Originally posted by: bayliner on 11/4/2007 7:19:09 AM

Chris. That's my problem. I'd probably end up putting it on chips or crackers and washing it down with a cold one. The guy that sent it to me did say "It has a damn nice taste to it". <!--graemlin::confused:-->

Originally posted by: bayliner on 11/6/2007 12:23:20 PM

I think the best bait still for Walleyes is a minnow or leech on a Lindsy rig. It has never ever failed me.