Thread: Has anyone heard of using PREPARATION H for fishing?

If I want to use scent, I'll stick to crappie nibbles.

Yeah I will stick to the crappie nibbles as well.lol

This is what started this curiosity...here are several sources

https://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF...ish+attractant

I will stick to Bobby Garlands Slab Jam and Procure scents.

I doubt there's enough "shark liver oil" to even be noticeable to a fish. According to the MSDS ... it comprises 0-3% of the ingredient composition. And it does contain "medications" in minute amounts, but the most prevalent contents are Cocoa Butter, Petrolatum, & Witch Hazel.
(see MSDS sheet here : https://secure.mygsonline.com/catMai...ngFileId=59418 )

Like the use (misuse ??) of WD-40, it's likely that having it on your lures doesn't really make a difference in your catch rate ... and the use of either is simply a matter of adding pollutants to our waters.

I agree with you

Originally Posted by CrappiePappy

I doubt there's enough "shark liver oil" to even be noticeable to a fish. According to the MSDS ... it comprises 0-3% of the ingredient composition. And it does contain "medications" in minute amounts, but the most prevalent contents are Cocoa Butter, Petrolatum, & Witch Hazel.
(see MSDS sheet here : https://secure.mygsonline.com/catMai...ngFileId=59418 )

Like the use (misuse ??) of WD-40, it's likely that having it on your lures doesn't really make a difference in your catch rate ... and the use of either is simply a matter of adding pollutants to our waters.

Now there's an idea.....take a jar of TUCKS pads with you.

Originally Posted by Crestliner08

Now there's an idea.....take a jar of TUCKS pads with you.

Uhhh, no .... Tucks Pads are Witch Hazel and Diazolidinyl urea (formaldehyde releasing agent).