I Caught NICE Bass ALL DAY LONG Just By Using THIS!!!!
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Sometimes when we're bass fishing, our baits and presentation just need a little kick to get things going. Especially on those tough days, anglers need all the help they can get. I found a cheap and easy method to get those bass to commit and bite hard all day long with just a few drops of a common extract that anyone can get from their local stores for just a few dollars! It makes summer bass fishing so much easier! #fishing #bassfishing #fishingtips
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Do you like to tinker and experiment with your baits?
thanks for the great tip. I have always heard about anise oil but have forgotten about it . I think I am going to try and put it in a small spray bottle if its not to thick . Thanks again.
Ofcourse. Tinkering is part of the fun
I build about 70% of what I throw. My profile is one of the lipless I make. The other 30 might just be tinkered up pretty good.
We used to use chunks of black licorice as bait for bluegills when I was a kid.
That makes a lot of sense!
Thank you for yor hard work and love for fishing. The rest of us get to benefit from your labors.
I appreciate that!
In the late 70’s, my dad bought a tackle box full of real nice lures, in the tackle box was a small bottle of vanilla extract, a bottle of anise and a small spray can of WD-40. Now it makes sense. Thanks, nice viddy
That's awesome! Thanks for watching!
Np
@@LowBrowFishing.
It sure does make scents 😂
I've been thinking hard lately about carrying vanilla extract in my tackle box, and seeing if anything likes it... I sure do
Awesome video brother!! I am glad that you and your wife had a good day on the lake!! Keep up the mad scientist stuff!! Very informative and professional video!! Keep up the good work my friend.
Thanks for the idea! I'm still catching fish with it!
Good to know. I will defiantly check it out 😊
You should! I think you'll like it!
I started tying my own crappie jigs a few years ago. If you drop a dry hand tied jig into a capful of scent, it sticks for hours. Also, use a baby dropper to squeeze crappie nibbles into a tube jig.
Sounds like a great way to do it!
Great video man!!! I remember thinking that same thing about why spray each bait individually. I started spraying my attractant into the bag (usually Culprits) back in the early 90s and it's always made a big difference. That was when Bang had a sweet smell to it. It worked too,don't know why they changed their formula.
My plastics sure seem to have more scent and hold it longer when I do it that way!
One of my favorite bass baits is a strip of bacon cut in half longways and then again crossways, for 1/4 size pieces, which I then soak in the soybean oil from a can of sardines. Eat the sardines, or throw them in the water if I am catfishing. I rig the bacon like a texas worm, usually, and fish it the same way. Works great for flounder, too. Channel cats, as well. It is truly a universal bait for shallow water, salt or fresh. The bacon alone is good, but soaking in sardine juice makes it better. I should probably try adding anise but though I have heard of it, never tried it. WD40 works okay or doesn't work at all. Not consistent.
The bacon strip lasts longer if you let it dry in the sun for a day or two. The scent probably improves, too.
Thanks for the tips!
🤔 interesting.. I'll certainly give it a try, and I'll share a tip with you as well. I guess the bacon looks like a worm also? Raw, not cooked I assume? My all-time favorite bait from the fridge since I've been 6 or 7 years old is HOTDOGS, thanks to my Grandma 😊... I've caught some REALLY NICE largemouth, catfish, and bluegills with any type of hotdogs, I'd say the cheaper the better.
If you striper fish you must watch “The Holy Grail of Striper Fishing.” A 42 minute utube a MUST watch. He uses mullet scent and catches monster after monster bass fishing alone on the Chesapeake in very cold weather. Few bass around now to test his scent well but love the idea of it.
I'll check it out!
I used to keep my squid and octopus cut up baits in honey or pancake syrup
I can see that working well!
Yum shad scent is the bomb the minnow scent is even better, alot harder to find but better
It works really well for me!
Lol, I can remember trying out anise and garlic and strawberry jello. The catfish loved it.
I bet they did!
Awesome video going to start using some scent from the grocery store. Thanks keep the video coming
Thanks so much!
Ive never tried adding scent seeing as the soft plastics usually have it added. I was thinking of getting some of that chartreuse garlic scented dip to dye my claws or tails on some soft plastics but haven't tried it yet.
Sometimes using a garlic-scented dye can really be effective!
Oh I forgot to mention holddd on. Good luck to you Mat. Tight lines.
I definitely want to try making my own scents. Use minnows and shiners and turn that into something to soak plastics in.
Sounds like a great idea!
I got great results with simmered sardines, canola oil, salt and garlic powder.
I don't mess around with my baits as much as you do. I can never think of anything neat to try.
Try it anyway! You might just surprise yourself!
Nice tips Low Brow. Save some money and get more involved too!! Thanks as always
Thank you so much for watching!
I’ve heard you can get 100% pure anise oil from the pharmacy. Add 1/2 oz to Bait Mate and makes an excellent scent
Thanks for the tip!
Saw you on Bassgeeks’ channel. I tried to say hello but anyway. I’m subscribed to you both so thanks for all you guys do!
Awesome! Thank you! I really appreciate it!
Remember using anise on 3" Mister Twister grubs during fly in Canada trips 35 years ago don't know I ever stopped
I used to really like those Mister Twister plastics!
WD/40 😉 it’s made from / with fish oil !
That's a popular one!
Mrs LB barely had that fish! Nice bass, but that was super close to being a heartbreaker!
Very true!
What if you soaked them for a short time to coat them good with the extract, then lay them out on a wire cooling rack to let the alcohol evaporate off? Maybe that would minimize the softening effect, but still leave the scent dispensable into the water?
That might work well!
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I'm sorry I listen to your video over and over and over about the name of the scent or the McCormick's that you said you were using and there's so much noise and stuff in there I could not make out what you said the scent was. What did you say the name of the scent that you use? Was it anise or vanilla or what?
@@todddreher1220anise extract. Anise star pods
I tried soaking rubber meal worms in 2 different commercial fish scents. I soaked them for 2 days, the meal worms came out stif and not soft like they were. Won't waste my time using sents any more.
It's bad that happened but don't give up on scents. Try something different or try making your own. Scents can really turn a bad day around!
Garlic scent from bang works good
Thanks for the tip!
It does work good and I heard they don’t like garlic . Go figure
We have used WD40 and 2-cycle lube to dip minnows for Lake Erie perch. Helps when you can't get emerald shiners.
It works, or at least it did a decade ago.
I've seen guys use WD-40 before. Never tried it myself though.
@@LowBrowFishingtried with no success. Several old-timers told me about that
Anyoone who rememberms the eighties will remember the small green plastic containers called gel scent, which was vaseline ir something like it mixed with anise. Something else too I think.
Back then, I was didn't use any scents at all.
What is the stuff called you make your own stuff out of star ? The stuff you put in the pan and heat up to have anise oil workout alcohol in thinking star anise is what you said, hut not sure and where do you get it
You can just add water to star anise that you can buy online. Add a little to a pot of water and let it warm up. Don't cook it. Think potpourri, not pasta. Let it cool for a while and add some to our bags of plastics to soak for a few days.
Does it work well with elazteck type plastic 🤔?
I've never tried it with ElazTech, but I don't see why it wouldn't work.
I have never liked that smell at all. Lol. My dad loves black licorice and I think when I was a kid I got turned off to it. My luck I would spill it all over my boat deck and have to sell it. 😂
When I was a kid, all the older adults in my family would give out little chunks of black licorice as a "treat". My grandmother on my dad's side in particular. Man, that stuff was nasty!
i use fish oil from capsules, i guess it is better to soak the baits in it though maybe add some salt and garlic powder etc but how do i get the oil to slowly release from the bait into the water for scent?
Oil doesn't release into water that well because oil and water don't mix. While an oil flavor might help a bass hold on longer, it won't attract them from a distance.
@@LowBrowFishing so what is the solution?
@@ARCSTREAMS If you're wanting to attract fish, try using a water-based attractant. There are plenty on the market to choose from or you can make your own.
@@LowBrowFishing how do i make my own? im not sure the example you spoke about in the vid is the same because that is oil based so how do i make a water based one?
Thank you! Gotta give it a try!
It's easy! I think you'll be really happy with the results!
will canola or sunflower oil work? what about fish oil will that cover the scent too much?
I would stay away from oils altogether and try something water based if you are looking for an attractant.
@@LowBrowFishing but you said to roast the anise pods and use a neutral oil with them after macerating so that it extracts the scent
@@ARCSTREAMS You can roast them for sure and grind them up. If you want an oil-based lure scent, that can work for sure. But you'll also have the same problems any oil will have. What I did was I put them in a pot of water and simmered them almost like I'm making potpourri. I let that go for several hours. Then I take that liquid and add my plastics to it.
@@LowBrowFishing ahh ok so you kinda reduced the tea you made from the anise pods without adding any alcohol or oil etc and juts let the bait sit in it and that should make it absorb the scent for a while and release it in the water is that it? not sure how long that would work though
Finesse extract? Never heard of that extract
You can find it pretty much anywhere!
If you will melt petroleum jelly then mix the anise oil into it
Thanks for the tip!
I use coffee grinds in worm oil and you can do the same with this I bet. Great vid just found your channel.
Great tip! Thanks for watching!
Definitely will be trying this
I think you'll like it!
We used this when fishing for saugar
A lot of fish species seem to like it!
Great tips I can afford and use! Thanks!
Thank you so much for watching!
All the sprays I use has AINISE in it. Crawfish with anise .
Fish seem to really like it!
@@LowBrowFishing I'm gonna try try the straight stuff though and let it soak .
works on other pan fish too then?
Yes. The spray worked well on various types of fish.
@@LowBrowFishing thx
Hmmm...so would the anise extract soften cheaper stickbaits enough to wiggle like a senko?
I don't know if it would do that for every brand. But it certainly did it for Zoom!
Osmosis is when water moves into or out of something. When the scent moves into or out of something, it is called simple diffusion (or just diffusion). Osmosis is the diffusion of water.
Thanks for watching!
Anise extract or anise oil?
Extract has alcohol where the oil does not. The extract has worked well for me because it's water soluble.
Thats a pretty good tip.
Thanks!
BaitFuel now has scent infused plastics.
I've tried a few of them.
Great video
Thanks!
I kid you not. I did this for laughs. Kinda ashamed to say this but it's true. I had my ex's underwear her period ones she wore for a week that you can smell from across from one end of the boat to the other and none of the guys where catching nothing and I was catching almost on every cast. They where mad but didn't want to touch that rag lol. Them bass must want to fight bad when they smell a bad dirty fish I'm not sure why they freaked at her smell?
You're a braver man than I.
I really hope you’re not a grown man typing this comment …
I can't stand the taste of licorice! Nasty stuff! But I am for sure gonna try this!
I don't like licorice either! But bass love it!
Coffee grounds
An old school way to mask scents!
How about fried chili's in oil. It's an Asian condiment. It has lots of salt.
There's probably thousands of fish attractant recipes out there!
I piss people by not pretending I'm something I'm not by using nightcrawlers with a thill float abd a number 8 size hook.
Thanks for watching!
I made the mistake of spraying my soft plastic baits while they were still in the bag that they came in and then I'd just let them sit in the bag until my next fishing trip.
It works great on my plastisol soft plastic baits but when I did this with my ElaZtech ned-rig baits the scent spray turned into an adhesive of sorts.
If I cast those baits a bit too far and they happened to hit anything above water, they stuck to whatever surface they happened to hit.
When I tried skipping those particular scent-sprayed baits under the bridges crossing the waters I was fishing, if I happened to hit one of the vertical bridge supports, those ElaZtech baits would just stick. I mean they would stick like an arrow being shot into a bale of hay.
Good if you need to fix something. Not so good for fishing.
Flex lure! 😂
Elaztec is too fussy
Just use vanilla scent
I'll look into it!
@LowBrowFishing water based not oil based two different vanilla
Loose the sunglasses. I don't see any bright sun around you. When I lesson to people talk I want to see there face.
Thanks for watching!
Goodness someone is senior grumpy pants today
@@LowBrowFishingthat guys spelling teacher must have been wearing sun glasses.
Just add some thujone and the bass can chase the green fairy
Yeah, but absinthe has a terrible hangover! those bass wouldn't eat anything for a week!