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| How much do you guys believe that expoxy and nail polish, which I use on my bucktails to give them extra strength, smells effect fish? Should i not bother with them and scarafice strength? Thoughts? I can smelll a scent but do the fish care? |
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Location: Lincoln UK | I don't think it matters, if you do them rub them with some type of fish oil. |
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| Hi there, I don't think the nail polish or epoxy will bother the fish whatsoever. I have been using nail polish for years in dressing my rear hooks and it never stopped the fish from hitting. Thats just my opinion but thats how I do it. Thanks |
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| i painted up some spoons a few years ago and covered them with nail polish. The pike on LOTW didn't mind at all. |
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| i have run baits that were not fully cured. the smelled but i got a 50 incher on one. at 4mph i dont think it matters. |
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Location: East Troy, WI | they dont notice the hooks... they wont notice a little bit of nail polish either... dont let them think they are smarter than us...
yeah i really hope they dont smell it cuz i use "hard as nail" finger nail polish on all my bucktails |
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| We make skunk tails...out of road kill skunks..and they catch fish hahaha. This all goes back to the post about a Musky's senses and how they feet. Smell has little to do with it |
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| how they feed* |
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| They are muskies, not catfish.
They are ambush predators who feed by sight and sound and opportunity. I doubt that they ever smell what they eat. |
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