Interesting , Thanks 
Reel Magic is also good for reducing ( eliminating ? ) line memory.
Reel Magic is also good for reducing ( eliminating ? ) line memory.
reel magic
This is a trick that the Hibdon boys use and it works. Spray reel magic on your soft plastics to keep them fresh when you are not using them also spray your spinner baits and buzz baits to keep the skirts from getting all jacked up. good luck, Drew
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What,Are you kidding? I've never heard this one before. How do you use it? I have always tried to work at elliminating petro type scents never heard of using them for an attractant. I from Missouri you got to" show me"
later Drew
later Drew
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imonembad said:What,Are you kidding? I've never heard this one before. How do you use it? I have always tried to work at elliminating petro type scents never heard of using them for an attractant. I from Missouri you got to" show me"
later Drew
Which one? WD-40 or Reel Magic?
Have to agree with Imonembad. wd 40 is basically diesel fuel dont think I would want to use that as a scent
Welcome to the sight gonfishin
I actually read an article in an early 90's... maybe late 80's Bassmaster about WD40 being used as a scent. However I've never had enough confidence in the idea to even think about trying it. lol
I actually read an article in an early 90's... maybe late 80's Bassmaster about WD40 being used as a scent. However I've never had enough confidence in the idea to even think about trying it. lol
I thought that I heard one time that WD-40 has fish oils in it, don't know for sure and don't use it. I'll stick to Mega Strike and Kickin Bass.
Using WD-40 on reels can let it get inside and break down the grease and oil. Then the inside begins drawing dirt and water. Catfish do love the odor, but some states are considering outlawing it being on a lake since it contains pollutants. I use Reel Majic on baits, line, rod guides, and noisy boat seats among many other uses. Jim
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I don't use it as a scent all in itself. I was saying that I use it on my blades and I just get the benefit of its scent. I have never really noticed if I get more strikes. I just found out myself that WD-40 has a scent that bass tend to like. I was only using it for my reels and swivels.gonfishin1 said:Have to agree with Imonembad. wd 40 is basically diesel fuel dont think I would want to use that as a scent
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I didn't think about the pollutants. That never crossed my mind. I will have to go to something else to lubricate my equipment.Ouachita said:Using WD-40 on reels can let it get inside and break down the grease and oil. Then the inside begins drawing dirt and water. Catfish do love the odor, but some states are considering outlawing it being on a lake since it contains pollutants. I use Reel Majic on baits, line, rod guides, and noisy boat seats among many other uses. Jim
Out of curiousity I tried the KVD line conditioner and I was surprised on how good it actually works - cuts down on lime memory and backlashes
Yes I use the KVD line conditioner and have been very pleased with it, It works well on flurocarbon
I dont think ive seen this yet. Actually this is the first I have heard of it. Any links please?gonfishin1 said:Yes I use the KVD line conditioner and have been very pleased with it, It works well on flurocarbon
nevermind. I found it. hehe
http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=66168&hvarTarget=search&cmCat=SearchResults
I tried ReelMagic because it claimed the same thing. All I ended up finding it good for was lubricating my squeaky pedestal seat LOL
http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=66168&hvarTarget=search&cmCat=SearchResults
I tried ReelMagic because it claimed the same thing. All I ended up finding it good for was lubricating my squeaky pedestal seat LOL
I think when the stuff first came out it was a lot better than it is now days. I find myself having to go to it more often then I use to. but it works on everything I put it on my bow and deer stands to quiet them down.
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