Reply With QuoteI have heard people leaving garlic in the storage bags of the plastic, do not why it would not work. I like Slurpies products they have a sow sauce that it is built into the product and works well.
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Would like to make my own attractent that will absorb into my soft plastics. Has anyone tryed this and what kind of results have you had with it. Thanks for any input.
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I have heard people leaving garlic in the storage bags of the plastic, do not why it would not work. I like Slurpies products they have a sow sauce that it is built into the product and works well.
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I used to make my own. I used mineral oil for the base, added anise oil, which smells like shad and add some garlic powder. Works great!
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Funny that I see a thread about this.. I bought a book solely dedicated to black bass two years ago and read a part in it where someone used bourbon on their baits and used it to catch lots of bass in the 80s.
I decided to mix up my own bass attractant: Evan Williams Bourbon, oil, garlic and salt. I just dip the bait down in it and make sure it doesn't get on my boat.
I have caught SEVERAL bass on it over 3 lbs, but not any solid fish (5+) yet. It obviously doesn't scare them all away, but you gotta be careful with this one, though. I was fishing a tournament in the fall a year and a half ago and stuck a 6 lb.+ catfish on a soft plastic. Some people may say it was a waste of good bourbon, but it was worth a try
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