[Jared]

I just read that Dianna Clark carries Preperation H to use on her plastic baits. Supposedly its a trick that the old times always used. Has anyone else heard of this? Anyone ever tried it?

What's everyones thoughts on this?

 

[fish4funinfl]

Is she useing it like ' mega strike ' ? As a lubricant and to try to get the fish to hold on longer ?

I dont reckon ive ever seen the stuff outside of the tube so I realy dont know much about it.

 

[dave0331_69]

It got my attention too. Ive never heard of it though, heard of spraying some WD40 on lures, but havent tried that either. Dave

 

[stepasyd1]

I've heard of it before, never tried it. I doubt I will try it now either. If KVD said it...I might!

 

[arbass]

I've only tried it for non-fishing purposes
but hey im gullable I'll try anything once :rofl1:

 

[Jared]

I agree with yall, I dont think I will try it. I will stick to my Megastrike :thumbup01:

 

[dave0331_69]

It could be a good idea to have in the boat...you know just in case. It could be played off as "fish attractant". Just a thought. Dave

 

[imonembad]

It has shark oil in it. I used to fish with an old timer that had those tubes laying all over in his boat. It got some weird looks.

 

[TampaCountryBoy]

You go Drew ....

copied - One of the most popular—and pungent—fish attractants happens to be garlic. Many anglers, especially those who fish bass tournaments, swear by it. Stranger still, some fishermen praise the merits of Preparation H as a surefire fish attractant. I know several anglers who insist on lubricating their lures with the hemorrhoid cream. It seems one of the active ingredients in Preparation H—shark liver oil—turns the fish on. Fish also appear to like the scent of WD-40. The secret? One of WD-40’s active ingredients is herring oil. Clearly, such naturally occurring oils are a good bet for attracting fish—whether they’re hungry or not.