Reel in More Fish with the Perfect Attractant Formula

[@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.*

[@subphasebreach2357]

So how often do i have to drink it to catch more fish?

[@coltsnorthwestoutdoors4358]

Lol

[@MrTrollBeast]

One in the morning on an empty stomach and one before bed.

[@silvielsyamaya1696]

Lmao

[@davepugh2449]

Rip

[@persons9408]

Zlatan Ibrahimovic haha

[@sb9e]

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

[@TheSlickIzzy]

This makes a lot more sense than the kid mixing hot dogs, flour and frosted flakes. I might actually try this one. Thanks.

[@10us101]

I rubbed this all over the bottom of my boat works great but cant get the fish out of my prop. what do you use for that

[@sammygordon8278]

As teenage kids a cousin and I once mixed up anything we can find at the cabin once. Ketchup mustard coffee mayo etc. anything.It worked so well it even attracted muskrats lol

[@antoniomora1255]

I read in the internet one recipe that works great for me with my Chinese “senkos”. Forget the coffee, it’s more simple than that: mashed cloves of garlic, salt and extra virgin olive oil. Put this mixture into a small plastic bag so as to smear your plastic lures. I’ve caught many big bass with my Chinese senko imitations (lead free) using this garlic ointment. By the way my “senkos” were double colored lengthwise: light green and pink.

[@danielg9857]

Thank you Brenden, I appreciate the simple lessons you have provided. I just need to purchase a mortar & pestle. No big deal.

[@NiqqaJim]

+Daniel Grover Hell you don't need that, that just makes it easier.

[@danielg9857]

PJ MasterDiddy I already purchased one. Got a nice 3 1/2" white marble set up for $15 on Amazon. I like easy!

[@DimitriF.Realtor]

+Daniel Grover if u want easy just get powdered salt

[@PENFOLD1962]

Gripe Mixture is a natural oil emulsifier, ask anyone who's had kids about it. I used it for over 20 years it is amazing when mixed with oils even in cold water.

[@kylejones7199]

does this really work if it does make a video that it catches more fish than normal bait,thanks

[@therealjackfisher]

BAHAHA! No it does not work.

[@BrendanMillerFishing]

yes im sure you could

[@brianheidel4550]

granular salt will dissolve in water. no need to powder it first. the oil did not mix with the coffee. it was still floating on top.

[@MrBilld75]

Now there is real Science. The fact that he said it makes it "water soluble", is not true. Water does not make oil, water soluble nor does anything else he used there. Lol. Oil is still oil in water and is hardly water soluble, right? Hahaha! For that you need a chemical blend or heat. Even with heat, it's not really water soluble, just thinned out so it blends with the water better. Chemistry is the only way to make oils mix with water properly.

[@Dzeividz]

Nice alchemy potion for extra stamina

[@TheAnimeCafe]

anyway heres what it looks like for messurement wise 1 ounce coffee, oil spray to cover coffee mixed until well blended, 20 ml of ground salt and 20 ml of garlic salt ("spoonful" messures out to about 20 ml)

[@DanielMounter0478]

Any reason not to whizz it up in the grinder part of a blender? I would have thought the garlic powder would jam up any spray device...and what stops the oil from separating out of the emulsion when you leave it a few hours?

[@brauncaden8855]

I don't no what u did kid but that smells amazing

[@maynard5955]

Thumbs up on this one myself I like to use bacon grease as it contains salt and helps catch more fish

[@RayraysbRaykbeats]

very nice and very natural..doesnt destroy the water like wd40

[@rockbottomtincan3295]

As in a vin, a bit of grey poupon makes an excellent emuslifier.

[@doctordas9519]

Yay 2018

[@paulwalker3563]

Oils inhibit catching predatory fish - Tons of info out there on the subject. Oils work for catfish, carp etc. who hunt by feel and smell, but Bass, Halibut, all predatory fish hunt by sight and taste. Rinse your mouth with oil and see how well you can taste sugar. It coats and inhibits taste. Mr Bass goes for your flashy lure, and promptly turns away or spits it out because there's no taste in the water or on the lure. Mr Bass isn't Italian or a vegetarian so he can't appreciate your Olive Oil. He eats meat. Only water based products will work ... unless you are after mud fish.

[@volcomsworld7399]

Fish attractant is not just meant to smell good to fish it's also to mask more unnatural smells like anything on your fingers. That being said a little olive oil and garlic salt it will mask your finger smells aswell as attract, I've also found using white vinegar and fish oil is a nice cheap attractant and the northern Canadian fish I go for seem to really like the vinegar.

[@swipersoixante9553]

It will be effortless and cheaper if, after a nice sauce dipping meal go fishing with out washing your hands

[@MrBilld75]

Good point. I know people who rub fish scents on their hands, or fingers at least, for exactly that purpose and so do I. To mask human odours that might turn them off. They call that practice "Cover scents" and is popular in hunting too. Smart Hunters never use fragmented soaps to wash their hunting clothes or equipment and only use baking soda or Borax or unscented laundry soaps. One guy even went as far as to store his hunting clothes in a Rubbermaid bin, filled with earth, leaves, pine or spruce branches (or whatever is native to your area) and moss, so he would really smell like the forest. Lol. Not a bad idea at all. Of course now, they make scent blocking hunting clothing too. Animals are very sensitive to smell and if they are downwind of you, a strange smell could spook them off and it's quite proven. This same logic should also apply to fish, cause their sense of smell underwater, is very good. So, you are Canadian and fine this works huh Volcom? Well, I am Canadian Northern Canadian too (Northern Ontario) and I must give this trick a try. Vinegar and fish oil huh? Very interesting and I never considered vinegar, but hell, if garlic sometimes works and Coffee scents and Anise scent, then why not vinegar? So what fish are you going for that seems to like this?

[@kevbouchard100]

Just White vinegar and fish oil ?

[@fchazaro]

It works the way same with liquid olive oil ?

[@ahmedmorad6615]

هل يستخدم مع العجينة ام مع الرابلا البلاستيك ارجو التوضيح

[@maxed-outswish569]

Wow I'm learning about solubility in school right now. Nice video

[@samzam8853]

Try using fish sauce instead of coffee... it will work

[@TheAnimeCafe]

how much a "spoonful"

[@evanclow9502]

i use a can of mackerel, flour, water and a little cooking oil works like a charm!!

[@mcaetano2000]

At least for largemouth bass and other predators coffee and garlic don't make any sense. Predator fish don't eat vegetables or anything that smells like them. They react to fish and other animals scent. If you use only salt and if you use only garlic, bass will react better to the salt than garlic. That's because prey fish has salt in them. If you use prey salt instead of normal salt the results are even better. Instead of garlic or coffee you could get better results using prey fish or worms. In the book "Knowing Bass - The Scientific Aproach to Catching More Fish" they show the results of some experiments with scent and bass. Bass react better to a prey salt mix and even better to a worm extract than to garlic or anise, which get almost no reaction... It makes sense that they react better to smell and taste of the things they normally eat: fish, crawdads, worms...

[@NelsonCreekOutdoors]

The reason some places use garlic, anise, etc., as it does effectively cover human scent on your lures. But "attractant" is probably too strong of a description. For catfish, this may work to some extent as they seek out odd stuff, but for game fish, yeah, forget it. Try www.nelsoncreekoutdoors.com for true fish attractants w/o the mess.

[@DrFelonious]

You assume that fish interpret scents the same way humans do. Yeah, using natural feed sources makes sense, but it isnt the only approach. There are other issues like fish identifying food by amino acid leakage for instance that makes the whole subject a lot more complex than it seems.

[@NelsonCreekOutdoors]

DrFelonious Actually, DrF, Marco is correct. This has already been studied. Those scents, garlic, etc., do NOT induce game fish to feed AT ALL. And they actually do interpret them similar to humans: they overpower everything else, hence masking human scent which has been shown to be a negative factor to fish.

[@dylanmattocks4462]

+Marco Caetano really anything that smells strong attracts them to the bait, then it is their eyes work

[@Mustieng]

just cute! this is when he must of been 12 years old making this video.

[@jessicabriggs230]

Is this ok to dip worms in ?

[@manishachettri5729]

Y u grinding the salt? Though it was dissolved in water either way!

[@russellnotestine6436]

I want to marinade some Yellow perch in that.

[@dill1935]

Hella late commenting but dang, you should do a series like this.

[@jjr04001]

Actually, oil is water INsoluble. Hence the reason for the dispersion forces at the molecular level. It's the salt that makes it soluble.

[@todde269]

add a drop of unscented dawn... it's an astringent.

[@littlenormy]

Do you have any probables with fish running into your boat.

[@Jaymoe69]

better if you do which; marinade or spray???

[@Jaymoe69]

why not just marinade the lures in it over night as opposed to spraying on???

[@kevinsmiley7069]

you can it will make it better if you do

[@MrBilld75]

Great suggestion! I do this with soft plastics all the time and Berkley and other companies do it all the time. It soaked into the pores of the rubber/silicone plastic or whatever and lasts longer. I find my baits smell longer when marinated.

[@markb16a]

So you don't have a video on how it actually works? So how do we know this actually works?

[@s4dg]

dude it takes you ten seconds to make, its not like those videos that tell you to do week long projects and dont show you how it works.

[@sargodhajanwarmandi4225]

Nice work

[@jackgoodner6789]

Thanks, but does it work?

[@rubyallen2913]

dude I love your videos could you make a lake fishing video with a lizard and crank bait

[@SuperAvi06]

will this work for salt water fishing?

[@TheAnimeCafe]

heres abetter calculation for the messaurements needed in grams and oz 1 oz coffee or fish sauce 0.5 to 1 ounce olive oil 24.3 grams ground salt 24.3 grams garlic powder mix well

[@zyxiw]

I caught a 11 inch golden mahseer with it( super rare fish).

[@fuadsaid510]

Do I leave this outside to soak in or keep it in the fridge?

[@thisperson6655]

Does it even work?

[@aaronwildman322]

how long does it stay on

[@fgb_shadow2619]

Not long

[@humanityfirst318]

This attractant is what kind of fish especially?

[@PhilUSAFRet]

I have some Italian colatura, which is much stronger than Asian fish sauce that I think I'll try as well

[@ethanpopdatyt7540]

will powder sugar work like salt

[@m.muvaffakismen1746]

which kind of water? For salt water or fresh water fishes

[@JohnSmith-qx3ee]

first day didn't catch anything second day took the wife the fish were jumping into the boat best fist atratant I ever used

[@jasonleomoses0523]

Does it have to be olive oil ?

[@Mspafford91]

taste it!

[@queendoyle6537]

Will this work for crappies

[@saltwateranglers]

I recently posted a video on scent for soft plastics all fisherman know scent is key.

[@reveshramjugath3279]

saltwater anglers 2

[@MrBilld75]

Scent is not everything, contrary to popular belief. I've proven this with my own experimentation and from listening to expert Anglers. Presentation and bait changing if something is not working, is key. I've dropped fresh row bags in front of trout and Salmon, only for them to turn their nose up at it and it was literally right in front of their nose. Dropped a fly in, and bam. Done this with other fish too. Sometimes they are just not interested in your bait, no matter the smell. Smell is important, sure, but blood is also a key attractant and it's proven. Any kind of blood, cause it triggers an enzyme reaction in fish that they find hard to ignore. The "injured bait" logic and it works very well. The look of a bait is also a thing that turns the tables and how that bait moves. Change the retrieve or action of a bait and bam, they hit. You could have dragged that lure over their head dozens of times, but change the action, way it is rigged or speed, or color or some little detail like adding a feather or skirt etc. and presentation and all the sudden they are interested.

[@jlansdale536]

Instead of salt, i substituted with cocaine.

[@Alex-zx8ho]

lol do u still use this

[@RcMODDZIT]

It might but sea fish like strong scents so you will need a lot of this

[@Te0L0ser]

I've actually been experimenting with peanut butter and vinegar

[@yeehaw3890]

Has it worked

[@Te0L0ser]

From experiments I made on water it stick well enough but does eventually wipe off but still carries the greasiness of the peanut butter. What I really wanna experiment with is garlic butter dip

[@johnortega2885]

will it work on squid?

[@jamesadams1970]

never new coffee work for bass pretty cool

[@Diddy291]

Better has to use fish oil! that works better then olive oil! Fish like fish oil !

[@colordropdigital]

Maybe he's fishign for Italian fish!!

[@s4dg]

cannibals

[@jameskennedy4734]

more about this this week and I will be sure that I have to go into the yard

[@haydenknott4329]

Could you use nonspray olive oil ??

[@MrBilld75]

Sure. I can't see why not and it's safer too. More natural. Any oil helps scents stick to a bait better/longer. Just please, don't do like some idiots do and use WD-40 or Vaseline or any other petroleum based product, cause that is not good for the environment. Any cooking oil though should be fine and I would like to experiment with some that I think might appeal to fish. Apparently lard is o.k. too or Crisco vegetable shortening and I would like to try Peanut oil, or Coconut oil sometime and see if the mild scent they have, triggers fish into biting better? Don't be afraid to experiment. That's half the fun and besides, using other oils is probably way cheaper than using chemical laced spray on oils. I could get FAR more mileage out of other oils, for cheaper than that spray on crap. Good luck!

[@chikinbiskits4396]

Could you use vinegar

[@lewisjohnwilliams7915]

is this good for rainbow trout?

[@prithvirajfasale4155]

it work on river carp?

[@sigstack4901]

Can i spray it on my worm hooken on hook ?

[@ridemonster189]

Yes

[@FishingWithJino]

This fish attractant is a little bit different I I can't knock it because I've never tried it seems like it's something that will work in freshwater

[@kakarroto007]

Nice!

[@mohamadomarsaneh3729]

does it work for saltwater fishing

[@ciguana2mlgprovideo388]

+Mohamad omar Saneh wondering the same

[@brandonnewton8904]

They make gulp alive oil stuff for about a dollar in sales😏

[@mantamarsh1630]

Can I use sheep blood for catfishing?

[@mikewasniewski4048]

If you don't use it all in the ritual.

[@pierceburbage2498]

do u use coffee grounds or brewed coffee

[@16survival]

he literally poured brewed coffee lol

[@fatdemondsnail429]

yo the voice

[@austinpacky1558]

how long does it last

[@joshconnell6073]

Does it work?

[@MrHdradeon]

i prefer bacon in the morning

[@sayondas5666]

How to use it?

[@sk1p1112]

i prefer ginger eggs vineger oil and veg oil

[@tylerm27272727]

ill just buy jjs haha

[@killmaster2001]

could u use garlic sat

[@misorandom31]

Fish oil and some animal blood is what I’ve had success with

[@brodythomas9470]

What can I used as a liquid other then coffee

[@DysphoricGaming]

Semen

[@ethanrichardsonlastiri4790]

Does it work for tilapia???

[@emilyanaya813]

Ethan Richardson Lastiri it works for talipa for me

[@averyfolk817]

Oil and water don't mix!!!!! But nice creativity

[@susandonoghue8038]

test video yes no?

[@sooloplay]

No test??

[@jamainekakarouts8034]

I wanna see you test it

[@mamunurrashid8301]

How can I use it to catch fish?

[@isntitobvious9894]

You Soak your plastic baits or even dead bait like old minnows.

[@sonalisen3698]

Kindly write composition & quantity

[@tagcarworkout9241]

There is a company called Bubble Bait that sells fish attractant balls. When you open up the tube you can smell the attractant right away such as garlic. I would rather buy it. lol. check them out bubblebait.com.

[@catfishJohn1999]

Why didn't you use coffee grounds

[@devina.1051]

Wagner OutdoorTV yea because you can get "Grounds for Your Garden" from starbucks for free.

[@bnelms22]

I did this and the fish put in another order before getting on the hook.

[@eliotespinoza9190]

is this for fresh or saltwater use ?

[@cade2561]

Freshwater

[@therealjackfisher]

@@cade2561 fresh water and salt.. seriously.. HAHA.. sound more like fish scarrer.

[@20alphabet]

Will WD-40 work as well as the Crisco?

[@gailcolby1790]

20alphabet I was wondering that, too

[@20alphabet]

***** First you say in a profane and vulgar manner it DOESN'T work, then you say it DOES work? Get outta here!

[@gailcolby1790]

20alphabet I'm going to make a tiny batch of both and give it a try. It's hot, the bass here don't want to make much of an effort. Trying to find something new to catch their attention (just long enough to let me set a hook :) ) I heard of using WD-40 when I was a kid, plus I have it on hand.

[@PhilUSAFRet]

20alphabet No fish oil in WD40

[@20alphabet]

PhilUSAFRet No fish oil in flies or marshmallows either.

[@troycollins4051]

Wrong kind of salt Bro. It's ok. But only 15% of the salt is good.

[@garymiller2656]

Cool

[@doraperez5921]

did it work for yu

[@davidhayes6543]

Does this work better than Baitmate? I think I'll just stick with that: amzn.to/1OaGQzZ