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Offline Johnny Bass

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Adding Scents
« on: 05/01/20 22:22 UTC »
Can/should you add scent into the plastic after it's cooked right before you shoot?
If so, how much do you think you should add when you have cooked...say a cup of plastic?
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Offline WALLEYE WACKER

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Re: Adding Scents
« Reply #1 on: 05/01/20 23:16 UTC »
I put scent in the bag after there made. But I’m sure there will be some that cook it in.
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Offline Lines

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Re: Adding Scents
« Reply #2 on: 05/02/20 07:14 UTC »
I have tried cooking scents into the plastisol. It seems like you lose about 50% of the scent. I'm with Walleye Wacker on this, adding scent to the bag not only lubes the lures, but does a better job holding the scent.
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Offline Fishermanbt

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Re: Adding Scents
« Reply #3 on: 05/02/20 12:42 UTC »
What they said. After baits have had a chance to cool and set up I use a clear plastic container with a lid.  Put a few baits in, 2 drops worm oil, 2-4 drops of scent, close lid and shake the baits around. Once I feel they’ve been covered they’re ready to bag.
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Offline basscatlildave

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Re: Adding Scents
« Reply #4 on: 05/04/20 08:03 UTC »
I too add it to the bag. It seems to soak it up while curing
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