Many of use use different attractants to give the Fish something to taste and smell. I have two not so secret secrets to share.

1: when using soft baits ( worms, tubes swimbaits) that are not scented try putting crushed sea salt into the bag and let it sit a few days befor using them. Because rubber and soft plastics can absorb the salt .

2: When using a tube squirt any liquid or gel scent into the tube instead of on top of it. This also will keep the scent around the lure longer.

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Both good ideas.

The only thing I use now is MEGASTRIKE. It was proven to me how this works for real over and over again. There is a video of this as well if you want to watch.
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I've found the Best attractant is Anise Extract or Annisette liquor...I read about this in Greshams' Bass Fishing book and believe me it works....With tubes I take a cotton ball, soak it in anisette and stuff it inside the tube...Largemouth bass just seam to love this scent.

I have never really used attractants, but i love using scented baits, Berkley Power baits and the Gulp! Alive selection. There is a bait that i used to use for crappies and i can't find them any longer but they were grape , watermelon and liquorish scented. They were called Crappie Critters, they looked like a may fly larvae in a way. They had a grub body and a split tail then on the body were little legs on each side, 4 on each, they worked great for panfish. As far as sprays or gels i'll have to try them, i just never really had any reason to use them, but i have more of an open mind than i did before, ill give it a try.

Megastrike Only. Please just take a look at the Megastrike website and read just a little about it before talking about scents. It will really open your eyes as to the truth about this.

http://www.megastrike.com/megastrike/index.htm


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