Importance of scents on corn

[carlz]

Spent two days fishing for kokanee on a local lake, using plain corn, and got 6 one day 7 the next, with two folks fishing. a local pulled into the ramp as I was leaving and a father, son and grandfather team landed 48 that morning. They swore by Tuna oil and Pro Cure. Can anyone help educate a noob regarding kokanee, corn, and scents?

 

[chukardave1]

Scents can only help. There are days that they make all the difference in the world and days when it doesn't seem to matter. I always scent with something. Tuna oil is great. Use that as a base and add other scents from there. Try experimenting with different stuff. Never know what you will find.

 

[Mharri333]

I have been using Krill this year. So far it has been doing well. I have many other scents but haven't had to use them yet.

 

[downriggeral]

I've been using Pro Cure Wizard Kokanee Killer Korn Dye in pink and adding Pro Cure Krill Annis oil. Sure makes the corn pretty and slippery! It works great when I have compared it to shoepeg straight out of the can. The experiment must continue! Use what works for you that day. thumbsup
Alan

 

[Lund troller]

I use bloody tuna sent which I have very good luck with, not sure who puts it out I think it is pro cure.

 

[Mharri333]

Now I gotta go buy bloody tuna... haha

 

[froggie]

Well, i use that same pink dye and have a container of pink corn to add various scents to when it is on the hook. I also make small containers and scent them individually with shad, garlic, koke special and a plain one. That way We can try other scents as we are fishing. I think the scents disguise the human smell. My favorite lure is always paired with pink corn with anise. My husband's favorites are either shad or garlic depending on the lure.