Fishing With WD 40

[@johndoe3640]

Using WD-40 as a fish attractant was first discovered by winter steelhead fishermen who used WD-40 to keep their reels from freezing. The WD-40 got onto their hands and transfered on to the baits they were using. Catch rates went up. It takes very little WD-40 on a bait to stimulate a fish to bite. Walleye fishermen on Lake Erie had success with it, too. As far as pollution goes you 2 stroke outboard puts far more oil into the water.

[@Me-vd1ki]

Why are there so many dislikes on this video, this man went through a lot of work to try his best to make a quality video. More this is the most professionally made non-professionally made video I've ever watched. He didn't say anything heavily controversial, and there is nothing wrong with the video. There is no reason that there should be any dislikes, what's wrong with people?

[@Me-vd1ki]

And thank you for the insight, I will not be using WD-40 any time soon.

[@Claymore1977]

+Me Because people are too fucking stupid to read the description...they just want someone to yell at.

[@TuUbezBOSSzebUut]

he used a harmful product as a bait. its a petroleum based product.. so its gonna fuck.the environment

[@Claymore1977]

Lukas Weber lol do you really think that a microscopic amount of wd-40 is going to "fuck.the environment"? You could dump an entire can of wd-40 in the water every day and not even come CLOSE to the amount of damage that big corporations do in 1 minute.

[@Claymore1977]

***** look, i get it dude. i don't agree with it either, but in the grand scheme of things it's nothing...like pissing in the ocean. pick your battles. jesus.

[@seandoughty767]

I appreciate this man taking the time to put these myths to the test.

[@paulabradley5862]

That's a really good idea of the sponge, I'm so curious for the outcome of this test.

[@wanaraz]

That is one cool dog. He was watching you at 100% attention spraying the wd40. Very alert. Smart dog.

[@simplyengineering2350]

it probably sounded like a snake to the dog xD

[@sailingsolar]

It only work with rusty fish. Do another video with rusty fishes, I hear they are very attracted to WD40.

[@catzmacpherson3186]

yeah, like...Salmon Rusty.... the well known author of "The satanic verses".......

[@sailingsolar]

Haaha! Got that right off. That is so funny.

[@BGIS2000]

River is already rusty do not you see that mate he says it does not work?

[@rockytoptech1308]

You win the comment section 🏆!!! 🤣🤣😆

[@dannyseymour3194]

Damn those rusties. Always gotta scrape em off the hook haha

[@shidbbussin]

probably the most interesting fishing related video i have ever watched. good job and nice experiment

[@BeMyBigHero]

You're a Great Guy, going to a lot of trouble to help people learn alittle something good. Thank You, Kris, for your time and trouble, care and attention! And, I'm sorry for any of these silly rednex who will insist on harrassing good people like you who are so obviously really trying to make this world a better place. And let me tell you, the world IS a better place just because YOU are in it! And other Good Folks just like you.

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

+Christopher M Thank you for your kind words. I really appreciate it!

[@Popppp-v3p]

yea misleading people on fishing with spray lube

[@Popppp-v3p]

good thing he didn't hear fishing with trash or old tires

[@JohnnyRushh]

Faith in humanity restored. Great video.

[@ricomidence2063]

Fishing with pollutants isnt making the world a better place ... If you believe that then you are a waterhead !

[@ianmartin7283]

It works depending on your area. Up here in Virginia lots of people use it on the James river for flatheads. They spray a little bit inside of a dead chub then hook it through the gut cavity. I spent a whole week trying chubs hooked through the gut cavity and caught one fish. My cousin and 3 of his friends were using wd-40 in the same place and in 2 other spots and they came away with 17 fish total in one day

[@JessieColt2]

+ian “treejunkie101” martin Anecdotal testimony does not mean that it really works.

[@kenzpenz]

Great video. Thanks for taking the time to show this. Give a hoot don't pollute. That water sure looks like it's moving right along. I don't get to go fishing anymore, but it sure was fun back then. Take care...Ken....Marina CA.

[@nanaafuadwamenaa8815]

*love this stuff been using it **enjoyable.fishing** recommend it’s for years..although it is starting to get a bit pricey. Used to be under $5.*

[@MarioDoiron]

Better to show than to tell, good video.

[@jakedavis3001]

WD-40 stands for: Water Displacement Compound 40. If you spray it on a moving bass lure it allows the fish to find the lure easier because of the amount of water displacement.

[@derek4405]

11:min & 27 secs in, it looks like a fish swam by on the right side of the video. Great video. Happy fishing!

[@erictheboringone5292]

Dont know why but I really like the sound of the sponge being cut lol. Great video and I think calling the manufacturer was a great idea.

[@warriorguydudething]

I assume you're into asmr then

[@kdpjsp]

Spray your frying pan with WD-40 instead. Keeps your fish from sticking to the pan.

[@israelturner8079]

😂😂😂

[@pauldavies5655]

lol

[@McNamEvan]

so truth

[@bshwaze4399]

I can't believe it's not pam

[@carloscardona3924]

Hajahija

[@oldfish64]

50 years ago, an old timer told me to wash my hands anytime I gassed up the boat or lantern, and I found out by touching the bait after touching petroleum, it stops the fish from biting. I sprayed my rusty baits with WD-40 once and it effectively stopped any hits, I dipped them in bait scent the rest of the trip, and fishing picked up, I hung all my baits in the dishwasher when I got home (much to my wife's dismay), and sprayed my reels off with starting fluid then applied a light coat of fish attractant. Oil and water don't mix, especially fishing water.

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

Jerry Collins I'm glad you see the point I'm trying to make in this video. Thanks!

[@oldfish64]

muddyrivercatfishing I enjoy your videos

[@averagejoe8213]

Thank you for dispelling this myth. I've heard the same thing in my travels about WD-40. I use it for many many things, but never did it make sense to me to put it in the water. My philosophy is simple, "we are what we eat eats" and I personally would not want to consume WD-40.

[@geraldhenley2926]

WD 40 is good to clean roof tar off hands clothes andtools

[@archeryhuntermike6701]

did you make them retractable fishing spools or can you already buy them like that? If you can let me know I would greatly appreciate it. Keep up the great fishing bud 👍

[@MaryGatdula]

I was going to ask the same thing. I have never seen, or even heard of them.

[@gonzosierra1]

Great camera presence. Your comand of sentences are clear and to the point. Keep up the good work...

[@extremephillyfishing]

I wonder what's gotta be next. Rectal suppositories? Here in Philly, I heard some anglers say that they work for Catfish. LOL. Tight lines from a Philly Multi-Species angler!

[@miamiwax5504]

🤔

[@brandons352]

😂😂 best comment hands down I'm dying. 💀 No shit man. Wd 40 c'mon man. Has 3.4 mill views to 😂😂😂😂😭😭

[@violinoscar]

This was made to discourage the use of pollutants? How ridiculous! Any petroleum product in any quantity in any body of water is a negative. I am a keen fisherman with a healthy respect for the environment without being an enviro-freak. The waters and fish stocks are not promised for tomorrow. Even in my short life ( I am 51) I have seen good fishing grounds fished out, by amateur anglers with no respect for the environment. Far better to use natural baits and respect bag limits so we can go fishing tomorrow.

[@robertjones3432]

antonio betancourt There is no fish oil in WD 40 Here are the ingredients.51% Stoddard solvent (In 1953 this was the predominant cleaning fluid used by dry cleaners.) 25% liquefied petroleum gas (presumably as a propellant; carbon dioxide is now used instead to reduce WD-40's considerable flammability) 15+% mineral oil (light lubricating oil) 10-% inert ingredients

[@antoniobetancourt8567]

Robert Jones Thanks for your insight. I stand corrected I always thought it was fish oil..LOL'

[@jolllyroger1]

Robert Jones.... Stoddard solvent also known as White spirit Density: 700.00 kg/m³ Boiling point: 149°F (65°C) Classification: Volatile organic compound Owing to the volatility and low bioavailability of its constituents, white spirit, although it is moderately toxic to aquatic organisms, is unlikely to present significant hazards to the environment

[@aaronrayk]

If you just came to this video, skip to 10:18

[@FlyingFilmsHD]

Thanks

[@sacred305]

Just read description. He says it don't work. No point in watching anything.

[@kaidenlambert9411]

camera guy farted lmmfao

[@baybayfrmdahpg]

lmmfao

[@alanlee1093]

Trust me fisherman farts a lot. I dont really know why but once you get on the water all by yourself, you'd feel like to fart. :)

[@RGVSeven]

Curious question . Let's say you do catch a fish using wd 40 on a bait. That the fish ate... would it be harmful to whoever eats that caught fish?

[@tenagestr]

Even just the little extra effort of calling the actual company and asking them.. most “fishing youtubers” wouldn’t even put that much effort into vomiting another video out for content. I appreciate this man

[@G-GFactoryMade]

Im glad i came across this video! Had a local fisherman tell me to use wd40. But not anymore, screw that! Thank you, big fan!!

[@FelixRueDeGuerre]

I love your doggy. Give him a pat for me.

[@boakeeper4619]

Thanks for the information kris I wouldn’t use it either because it’s harmful to the waters

[@abrahamgallegos1152]

Seen this video lots of times. Just come back to see it to give it views and another like. Chris is the man.

[@tgloyd8945]

I've learned a lot watching the Muddy River videos. Thanks for the info, bro, and good luck out there. Keep the videos coming!

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

thanks!

[@bobbycoakachee97]

I've known about this trick for quite some time Japanese folk taught it to me I can put WD-40 on a Bear hook with no bait and still catch a fish

[@1976dan1]

Ive heard that it not attracting the fish, it just covers the scent of the human smell on the bait

[@ricomidence2063]

It used to have fish oil in it but i do believe its been removed and made illegal do to pollution in most states. Its retarded honestly why would u wanna use that to catch fish ur gonna eat?

[@alexspafford2873]

You can do the same thing with salami the strong meat smell covers your scent

[@sonnybonkers]

Very valuable video that makes a necessary point about some of our environmental responsibilities as outdoorsmen. Especially about following silly and downright absurd fishing claims. As always, great going, Kris! Thanks!

[@Multimewsik]

Very well done video. Your sponges clearly had been in that water a bit. Good enough for me! Not sure why anything would want to eat that stuff.

[@sb9e]

This is a great gift, my sister in law loves white claws, they fit the can perfectly and are very fun!

[@chefgiovanni]

Good video, it helps to keep the water cleaner. Happy fishing.

[@davidschultz9196]

Hey I certainly appreciate your video. it is a petroleum based product most definitely. it's certainly a shame that you had to pollute your favorite fishing fishing spot a little to prove a point but your point is well taken and I hope many people watch this for years to come and do not do stupid things to help them catch fish and destroy the habitat in doing so just saying thank you for your efforts and bringing this to us keep up the good work

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

+David Schultz Thanks David!

[@Xubaruu]

I was just thinking that too!!!

[@iararamirez135]

David Schultz

[@luxnerlures6831]

David Schultz the original formula for WD 40 was banana oil and coconut oil ...the sceintist who developed it mixed allot of chemicals and oils to try to find the best water displacement formula to prevent missiles in silos from rusting during the cold war....water displacement formula#40 was coconut oil and banana oil...was the best formula...nowadays though Wd40 has petroleum and synthetic oils because it makes it cheaper, but of course the makers won't tell you that banana oil and coconut oil is more effective...now it's not WD40 it's WD297 but they won't tell you that...if you find a pre 1993 can of WD40 it will work...

[@Aykosss]

Matt Luxner is that true? I can't find any information that says wd40 was made from coconut oil and banana oil. Where did you learn this?

[@mtgnoob6608]

I always thought that was an urban legend.

[@randytaylor7573]

I am so glad to see somebody post a video that has real results. It was a little too long for my tastes ..but..kudos to this guy for not faking his results.

[@pepperspray7386]

Just had this discussion with a friend of mine as trout season started here. Thank you for doing the leg work for me.

[@robertjackson323]

I have learned so much info from this sight thank you

[@Sethemiah]

LOVE the hat. i have a few people that i would love to gift that to.

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

+Sethemiah thank you! They're available on my website at: www.muddyrivercatfishing.com

[@overrateddank7142]

who knew that there would be so many racial and ignorant KEYBOARD WARRIORS on a video that is teaching people not to use WD-40 for fishing, as it will cause harm to the envirnment....just sad man.

[@rogerd4559]

not just the envirnment WD-40 contains Benzine, My friend is dying of Lukemia and found out the hard way

[@mitchcopeland8888]

Good research bud I have a feeling we shouldn’t put any kind of petroleum products in the water at all

[@bowfinchaos]

Wow what people will do to catch fish. Have never heard of this before your video. Thanks for disproving this.

[@davidmorrow5058]

Thank you for the great information, I have heard the same tails as you and have used it from time to time. With the answers you recieved from WD-40 I will no longer be using it, my boat engine spews more harmful exhaust in the water than a few sprays of this water dislocator but why infect the environment with even more!!!

[@BamfNooby]

Why so many dislikes? Was a great informative video.

[@diegoguzman4509]

ikr

[@colinsoileau5033]

+Mr.Tumbleweed yeah. With out wildlife how would you fish. And he said he doesn't use these harmful products so obviously that not why...

[@MrTumbleweed]

Colin Soileau Okay, lets try typing your sentence so someone can understand wtf youre trying to say, thanks. To be clear, you could empty that entire can into that lake, not that you should, but theres so much water that it would dilute it to basically nothing. So such a low PPM, its basically non-existent. Maybe you didnt know that.

[@colinsoileau5033]

+Mr.Tumbleweed thats what you made it sound like.

[@MrTumbleweed]

Colin Soileau ...?!

[@lawdawg139]

Nice video. It's great to see this myth busted. The best way to fish is with patience and knowledge of the habits of the fish you are trying to catch. BTW at 11:20 on the right side of the screen looks a snake or eel swam by to investigate the WD-40!

[@weror.7716]

at 11:20....fish are swimming away from the BP oil spill that's about to happen.

[@simplyengineering2350]

@@weror.7716 xD

[@TREKLlN]

What did you use for your camera rig? Seems too steady for someone to be holding it without a steady cam. But I could be wrong

[@jk-76]

I like the sponge idea. I make garlic oil "Olive oil, garlic, simmer, bottle" and dip lures in it. Fish LOVE it. I am going to try sponges tomorrow morning.

[@tokiesgalore]

Take a can of liver flavored dog food. Dent in the sides so you can tie a rope around it with no worries of it coming off. Take the old style can openers (triangle shape on the end) and poke a few SMALL holes around the top of the can. Toss it out and go home. Come back 2 days later and pull in the rope with the can and cast liver out on a hook to the same area the can was in. You will nail catfish and bullhead all evening long.

[@damahaw]

+tokiesgalore This sounds like a good idea. I'll give it a try.

[@robsholtz431]

+David Haworth Sounds like chummin.... Where's the sport??

[@damahaw]

"goldhead56" if you want sport buy a fly rod and fish for trout, with flies, in a stream. If you want catfish for dinner use this method.

[@robsholtz431]

+David Haworth What about crappy? chum the waters and have a heyday?? No sport no thanks

[@damahaw]

+R. “goldhead56” Schulz Like I said before, If you want sport fishing, fly fish with artificial flies for catch and release trout. If you want to eat crappy, chum.and use live bait.

[@BassFishingAmerica]

Use something else that doesn't pollute the water! Use like Koolaid or pour baking soda on your lure. Whatever you think adds the magic but don't pollute the water.

[@JustinBaine824]

Thomas Nozal read the description ffs

[@cojack5941]

Omg give me a damn break

[@LorienDrechsler]

Thanks for doing the experiment I've always wanted to try. The way I heard it was that they used oil/water that gathers in the bilge area. But WD-40 is a good test too. I've watched a few of your videos now and just subscribed. I also gathered something else after reading everyone's comments: 1. People are stupid. 2. Go to 1, You handle trools well, Cheers :)

[@FG-qh7qx]

Good video. I have sprayed lures with wd40 and I have caught speckled trout with them. I know of commercial fisherman soaking the wooden dials with wd to catch black drum.

[@Cawcawcachoo]

If you dip your bait in lanolin soap, it works. I've had some good results. It supposed to carry the sent of the bait farther? Maybe try that.

[@artao5]

THANK YOU for pointing out how WD-40 does nothing but pollute the water. I was gonna point this out myself ;) :D

[@thethangswedo1]

Well, back in my early year's in the 80's all my fishing buddies swore by it and I say nothang beats the good ole' tobaccy juice!

[@lastdollarfilms]

Back in the 80's all your friends must have been idiots. Read the can. Its toxic. Why would you poison the water and the fish you are going to eat?

[@thethangswedo1]

Well my friend lastdollarfilms back in the 80's we were just kids and didn't know any better like we do today. Yes, it's toxic just like the shelf food that's probably sitting in your cabinets that you fix almost every night for dinner or the diet cola that you drink. Don't most of the river's that flow here in the United States flood out because of the run off coming from most roads...just think about all the motor oil, anti-freeze etc that pollute the rivers as well? I really don't think a little bit of a water based formula would do much harm as run off rain would. Think about it my friend and have damn fine day! ;)

[@ronpearlmann7755]

lastdollarfilms I guess you aren't aware of the fact, or don't want admit, that for decades, 2-stroke outboard engines leaked ton's of oil and gasoline through their exhaust systems, into rivers and lakes, with no apparent danger to the waters, or the people who ate fish from them... Do you really believe that a quick spritz of W.D 40 on a thumbnail-sized sponge is going to cause more damage, or are you just spewing some of that wild, exaggerated environmentalist propaganda?

[@lastdollarfilms]

The fish swims in a lake at a distance from a gas/oil leaking engine and by the time it gets to them its diluted. Feeding the crap to the fish is a little different so yeah there is a difference.

[@ronpearlmann7755]

lastdollarfilms According to every biological study I've read, the only way that the flesh of a fish is likely to be contaminated, is through long term immersion or ingestion; even so, most fish who come from heavily polluted waters, are adjudged to be safe to consume in limited quantities, which is determined on a parts-per-million basis... I have never used this product for this particular application, but would have absolutely no qualms about do so, or consuming a fish caught with it...

[@nomercy0401]

i was about to comment something nasty but i change my mind at the end this is a great video

[@jordynclaus2971]

youtube: i dont think we should show the video now Also youtube: 5 years later i think u should watch this

[@jasonpruitt2646]

Music score broken lance

[@thetruthhurts1293]

Fantastic qualitative experiment. It may be detailed, but that is well documented. WD40 should pay for your time and effort. Thanks a lot.

[@bungus6948]

To bad people are ignorant and didn't even bother to listen to you or watch it all the way through. Great video man sorry about the hate.

[@DailyPayBootcamp]

11:26 - Watch the water on the right side. Loch Ness Monster?

[@rabaker97]

What the hell was that?

[@DailyPayBootcamp]

You can eat Garfish too! Garfish are eaten fried, baked, barbecued or smoked.

[@mikesabol2534]

While everyone is so Eco-friendly! The oil coming out the exhaust of outboard motors is more pollutant to the environment than a couple of squirts of WD-40!

[@crabtrap]

Because the boat motor is necessary but spraying non burned oil as 'fish bait' isnt. It only takes a small amount of oil to contaninate 1000s gals of water

[@recon1stcav]

These thumbs downers obviously didnt watch and realize you dont condone using WD becuase for one, it doesnt work and two you dont like using un-natural bait in your water. This video should decrease the amount of WD in the water, thus making for cleaner waters. Great demonstration sir!

[@IMINLOVEWITH]

11:27 to the right in the water. LOOK BUDDY LOOK!! HAHAHA

[@grandwonder5858]

I'm glad you dispelled the stupid myth people have my friend. Frankly, I think it is unconscionable anyone would intentionally throw something toxic into the water just to catch fish when there are so many safe, natural methods to do so effectively. Even if WD40 works I don't like the idea of people using the product in the water simply because if enough people do so the water will be polluted because there are a lot of people out there in the world and a lot of them fish regularly. Once the water is polluted the fish will be toxic and the people who eat these fish could get cancer and other diseases, which in effect destroys the very thing that sustains them and enriches their lives in so many ways.

[@robertbennett5657]

Chill dude worry about the major corporation that dump ton 's toxic chemical's everyday now that's unconscionable

[@r4microds]

10:20 - did a fish just swim by him?

[@BloodstainedSinner]

Looks like it. Sad part is, it's probably a big fish, to. The looks like it's just the tip of the dorsal fin. Probably a 20 inch fish.

[@r4microds]

Haha, that's too bad. Would have been a nice catch.. >.

[@lsufootball10]

It's just a stick. @ 1080p at 10:21 you can see it original orientation of the stick which is left to right. Then it rotates 90 degrees while moving at the same speed. If it was a fish it would have caused a wake moving at that speed.

[@r4microds]

never mind, i think you're right. haha, 1080p makes a huge difference. But hey, thats one fast moving stick.

[@Dantonwonton]

***** sorry sherlock

[@JoelMannerino1]

tis against the law to introduce a (any) hydrocarbon into any body of water. just an fyi... thumbs up for the informanativeness. i dig

[@deezooliveros2978]

You have shitty english. Stfu child.

[@godzuki101]

+Deezo Oliveros "stfu"?, that's the goodest English

[@deezooliveros2978]

godzuki101 Hahaha. You're actually are THE DUMBEST person on this planet.

[@jimdavis1566]

+Deezo Oliveros "You're actually are"? You have pretty shitty english too.

[@deezooliveros2978]

Jim Davis It's a simple typo. Haha. It's "You're actually are?" You have shitty English ma'am.

[@fullgamesnmsrb_8493]

Man, i watch this today, it is mid-end of 2022, and the guy in 2013 had the better camera than the most people now.

[@mekefuiava8020]

The dog 🐕 wondering what the hell are you doing 🤔 hahaha man ain't no fish going eat that crapp.

[@phlodel]

I have caught catfish on a piece of cloth on a hook soaked with WD-40 when they wouldn't bite on anything else we had to use for bait. I was younger and more foolish and did not consider the environmental consequences. If they didn't hit it immediately on casting it into the water, we had to reel back in and reapply the WD-40.

[@lastdollarfilms]

to stupid to read the poison warning on the can?

[@phlodel]

lastdollarfilms Well, yeah! I believe I stated that I did this when I was younger and more foolish. As a young man, I was to stupid to know better than to do a lot of things that common sense would have prevented me from doing. Ride motorcycles at breakneck speeds. Pour gunpowder into a smoking hole. Chase a wounded rattlesnake through tall grass. Confront a burglar while half dressed and armed with only a pocket knife. I do know from my stupid actions that you can catch catfish on a rag soaked with WD-40. This was before cell phone technology gave us video capability all the time so I don't have video proof.

[@AronZivo]

lastdollarfilms Yeah, I agree.Sounds like a lie anyway. Fish don't like fabrics! :P

[@phlodel]

Aron Zivo I wouldn't believe it, either if I hadn't seen it.

[@AronZivo]

phlodel My words exactly :)

[@SAVAGE308SNIPER]

Doing so is bad for the ecosystem, man. This shouldn't be used for fishing. Only if you're lubing a reel or something.

[@evansakeeb4211]

I swear I was watching burn out videos then fixing scratches with wd40 and now I am here....oh KZbin you have done it again lol

[@Combine1331]

+Evan Sakeeb I was watching how to refill spray cans with compressor when suddenly IT happened. After 5 mins of watching this I was like "What the fack???"

[@dbstelly]

I guess you could say that petroleum originally came from plant and animal materials. It's been processed so much by the time it reaches the can though, but I have seen weirder baits work. As a kid we used canned corn for brim. We would dump the liquid from the can to use as chum.

[@MrTumbleweed]

I can see why there are downvotes, but the little bit of wd40 he uses would never be enough to harm almost anything at all... The water would instantly dilute it to basically non-existence..

[@glenhazel8821]

I think WD-40 is much less of a problem than the Billions of pieces of plastic trash and aluminum cans.

[@spiderowboy]

Oh my god! How did the thing get over a million hits? this dude is so boring I fell asleep

[@ianwallenborn]

lol

[@bobster8000]

+Phil Vanelli It's actually kind of relaxing to me

[@robocopdrago]

+Phil Vanelli Because people want to see if they can fish with wd 40

[@castro1780]

it lubricates the water so the fish swim more easily to the hook lol

[@hirschellitzenbaum9466]

+awesley92 HA!

+awesley92 lmao

[@azmialipikau5903]

Its makes sense lol

[@tjpescayaventuras5571]

awesley92 that is funny 😀😀

[@billj7784]

Your Dumb

[@TheSqoou]

@ 10:21 was that a fish swimming by screen left?

[@wettosixecho]

The Sqoou Aliens

[@dawsonbeavers1203]

Yeah but a little one

[@lar4305]

The Sqoou Yea saw that, haha

[@jamesduffy9756]

Where are you at? Where is this river ? Because I lived in a town that had a river that ran through it. And the river was names "Muddy River" so I'm just curious.. the town I lived in was in Overton, Nevada. In moapa valley

[@chicanobluesaz4191]

Illegal as hell here in AZ. You seriously don't want to get caught with that in your tackle box here.

[@Jackle61]

This could have been done in five minutes. We don't need to see how to cut a piece of sponge. Keyword,,,, editing. If you saturate the sponge you are using a whole lot more WD than if you just spray a bait. Maybe too much is bad. You should have set some control yoyo's with baits you would normally use. Maybe they just weren't biting.

[@insertnamehere9598]

He did the experiment to dispel the myth. He wanted to show that WD40 is not what is attracting fish.

[@benteIford]

Exactly

[@dustoin1386]

So many impatient ''tree huggers'' so eager to thumbs down before they even watch it until the end.

[@cppresley7015]

Home made soap cut in cube I wonder will that work on a cat fish thanks god bless

[@willhemby6322]

Lol funny you brought that up. Soap does work on blue cats

[@larryhiggins3303]

I grew up in El Paso and fished both Elephant Butte and Cabiallo on the Rio Grande , but never remembered seeing the reed beds that I see on your videos. I was wondering where they were located. how far north of Las Cruzses. cru

[@jaykroach8353]

I was just wondering if I used it in my spooltek lure if the fish wouldn't like it..trying to keep the $20 dollar lure around for a bit..but since they might like it I guess that's cool

[@realitywakeupslap]

many better baits out there than this poison my brother.

[@mikebuffington4941]

Wd40 isn't a poison wd40 was made for nasa it's a water detergant #40

[@pepperoni-prepper]

any fish that likes the taste of WD40 is a fish i dont want to eat

[@gustafssonproduction4096]

Anyone saw that fish to the right at 11:27?

[@DavidRice111]

Nah~ you're just special.

[@willieredmond9953]

Yep it was moving

[@donaldbrown5279]

That was a snake, or an eel

[@donaldbrown5279]

Prob.someone added it to the footage, idk how,but they can do that

[@jamesb.carlisle9088]

This man is keeping folks from wasting time and effort on wd-40! great video!

[@Wasamatau]

Ever try Ivory Soap bars? My grandpa swore by it. They were poor offspring of pioneers in Illinois. They actually cut pieces off and baited hooks on trot lines and bush poles. My brother also used it as the sole attractant in long hoop traps on the Wabash River.

[@BuiIdMoreFences]

I rub all my bait and lures on my sweaty ass! It works really well to catch fish.

[@ThatBethesdaGuy]

😂😂😂😂

[@Popppp-v3p]

man your good I will have to try that even my with my hooks.

[@backyardmowerracing492]

+

[@kadenschnack6094]

+BuiIdMoreFences ╭☞ ͡ ͡° ͜ ͡ ͡°)╭☞ \ . .\ \ \ / ╰u╯

[@thebigguy3531]

+kenneth kinsey how about you try it first and then tell us

[@Coyot0xx0]

I like the dog 😀

[@vvortexxo2]

The only thing he reeled is was people thinking this would work

[@muddyrivercatfishing]

the idea is to educate people that it doesn't work and to use something natural.

[@cherylcalkins9905]

Had heard it was Preperation H. It has fish oil in it. But I agree about the pollutant issue, so I never tried it. Have heard about it for many years, though. Nice work.

[@matthewchapman896]

Any thoughts for what your doing to the water that you hope to catch fish from?

[@outrageousfishoutofwater8279]

I've caught fish using my girlfriend's bloody tampons.so I beleive anything can catch a fish including wd-40.

[@reddog24playa1]

Outrageous FishOutOfWater just because it can catch a fish doesn’t mean it “attracts them” any better than anything else. Whole point of the video is stating that there are better methods that don’t hurt the environment.

[@lilpuro2152]

Outrageous FishOutOfWater Wd40 attracts fish, fish just get curious and bite the tampons

[@TheSKINNMAN]

Good job. I appreciate the work you went through to make this vid. Don't worry about the goof balls talking crap most of them couldn't work a boat like you do. Peace

[@TXLoneStar_]

WD-40. Water displacement , 40 th recipe.

[@williamsnow3706]

GKAtascosa e

[@thomasng1007]

The American industrial chemist Norman Bernard Larsen perfected the anti-rust & lubricant the 40th time, hence the name "WD40".

[@preston2345]

Thank you

[@grantkeller8024]

FYI...It carries the scent of the "bait" further, thus increasing the area the bait oil/scent which may or may not increase overall chances of production...(mineral oil, olive oil, etc would do the same, decades ago wd40 was dirt cheap, hence widely used.) That's why NOW there is spray bait stuff on the market.

[@Askeyb2011]

Heard here in Oregon it is illegal to spray your lures or bait with WD-40. I have used WD-40 to clean my Steelhead plugs after using Gel Scent. The gel is hard to get off but WD-40 cleans it right off. I would clean my plugs after we took out and whip them with a cloth and put them back in the box. We were hooking Steelhead, when they were there, just about every day. I have since stopped using WD-40 when told it is considered polluting. I use the original Lemon Joy to wash all my tackle even my rod, reel and line on the reel to remove any bad smells that could of gotten on them.