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What is the best worm oil to use on soft plastics such as Southern Pro hot grubs or does anyone know which product Southern Pro uses? I've always used mineral oil in moderation but if I can find what they use at the factory I'd be willing to switch. I've searched for worm oils on tackle websites but it looks like there are several different types. What works for you?
Mf for worm oil .
I use PAM cooking spray....been using it for years...Just put a squirt in the bag and shake it.
What is MF? Where do you get it? Safe to use on any soft plastic?Quote:
Originally Posted by snake River
I use mineral oil
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^^^This right here^^^ I put a few drops when I bag my baits. I bought 2 oz. from here Plastic Lubricant It will last me a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by snake River
I believe Bob is referring to this : Scented Worm OilQuote:
Originally Posted by SuperDave336
Yes You definitely have the website rightQuote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePappy
Which scented oil "flavors" do you prefer to use? I have kicked around trying the Shad scent for swim baits and Crawfish scent for the craws I make. I typically don't scent my baits, I just want them to stay soft and not bend out of shape.
Mineral oil, is as good as it gets for storage!
Long time storage with mineral oil will destroy your baits. I use worm oil but a major bait store here uses the clearset pure vegetable oil you can buy. He has baits for several years that are still pliable like new.
I’ve have Baits that are a couple years old and still in good shape. I’ve learned best thing to do is keep them out of the sun it will dye the Chartreuse real bad.
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Dutch552
Here's another option you may want to consider from M-F.
Plastic Softener - 1 quart
Really Works well for me along with it's other uses :ThumbsUp
billygee