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    Default Soft plastics scent recipe


    Mix some water, cooking oil, sea salt, garlic salt and anise in a pyrex cup. Place in microwave 60 seconds. Stir. Let cool, then place some in your bags of lures. The scent gets into the lures. The result is tremendous.
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    why do you need the water ?
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    I would think the water would separate from the oil

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    Sounds good but too much work for this old man, I put a couple of drops of Anise oil on a cotton ball and place in small plastic bag with my plastics-usually works for me, also tried shad oil but mixed reviews.
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    Cod Liver Oil....couple drops in the plastics and there ya go. Try it mixed with worm oil. Pure, soluable, fish scent. $5.00 for an 8 ounce bottle at any pharmacy.

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    I dip my jigs in Buckwheat's can of busch lite and one whiff and them crappie come and jump in the boat..........
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    Quote Originally Posted by "G" View Post
    why do you need the water ?
    My dad used to add a tsp of water to make it steam and help dissolve the garlic salt to a liquid state. Worked for him. Told ya I was old school.
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    It will all disolve in the oil....matter of fact you do not even have to heat it up.....the heating just makes it faster.....the salt and the garlic salt etc. will disolve overnight usually. just shake it up good every now and then.
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    it sounds good enough to make goulash

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    Quote Originally Posted by snake River View Post
    it sounds good enough to make goulash
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