scent formla??

[clawman]

I am going to Lake Roosevelt this weekend and considering soaking some corn in a "secret" formula. Only problem is I do not know the "secret".laugh hyst.
Care to share your scent formula for corn?

 

[fishingmom]

there is alot of talk about 'super dipping sauce', never used it but broke down and got a bottle of the kokanee/sockeye....

 

[Physion]

I've used Procure's "kokanee special" or "predator" oil scents. Sometimes one is more effective than the other. Yesterday I put one kernel of each on the hook. I put some shoepeg corn in a plastic film cannister (the old 35 mm film containers), add some scent, let it soak for awhile, and then freeze it. I take a container out of the freezer when I'm ready to take a slow boat ride. The slow boat ride yesterday netted me four kokanee and a rainbow on Lucky Peak.

Physion

 

[SuperDaveMT]

I saw a demonstration of Procure's water soluble scents and they look interesting. I'm going to try the anise plus and the bloody tuna this year.

 

[apex1]

Last season Procure bloody tuna powder mixed with tuna and corn produced limits at most lakes for my boat. I use the water soluble scents as well with good results. I like oil based scents, they seem to adhere to into the corn better and leave a very recognizable scent trail for the kokes to follow. Although if I had to rank scent and bait over depth, action, and color. Scent would be last on my list of importance.

 

[Kokanee5]

I've had good luck with using white shoe peg corn soaked in either tuna or garlic overnight. I have used both the commercial formulas along with just using tuna oil drained off a can of tuna and water off a jar of minced garlic. I have not really noticed a difference. The professional made products may last longer on the corn, not sure. Here are the results of my last outing using the 'homemade' sauces. Both worked about equally well.

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