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daverod
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 Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2010 4:14 pm Post subject: human scent on live bait |
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| mark, I fish with mostly live bait without using anything to mask the human scent. Do you use any of these products and does it really work ? I was thinking of using surgical gloves, but those get hot after a while. |
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marksosin
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Dear Daverod:
I am aware of the effects of scent on fish, but I have not used anything to mask the human scent on bait and none of the captains with whom I have fished use anything.
Mark Sosin |
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dalbert02
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Location: miami, fl
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Surgical gloves are made of latex and have thier own odor. I doubt they would work.
-dave |
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marksosin
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Dear Dave:
As I noted earlier, I have a bunch of commercially available products that can be sprayed on bait touted to attract predators, but I haven't really used any. On occasion, I have sprayed WD-40 on dead balao to attract sharks and it has worked. WD-40 is made from fish oils or at least has them in the formula.
Mark Sosin |
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