07-22-2003, 10:27 PM
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Is there a way to de-scent scented plastic lures without damaging color, etc.? Why, you ask? Well I have a hot/secret lure that is really hot for a particular bass fishing spot but I just found out that I can't use it because our state does not allow scented, salted, etc. lures where no bait fishing is allowed. Wasn't aware of the reg. and wasn't aware that it was scented. I'm pretty well convinced that scent has very liottle to do with my success with this lure and would like to continue to use these and others that work well and are also scented. Is there something I can soak them in, etc. to get rid of the taste/scent to make them legal? I'd have to repackage them so there is no package/manufacture info. to indicate they are scented. This would be so that if I'm checked they can't say it's scented, etc.
Had given up with using these but thought, yuh know, why not ask.? Who knows?
[unsure]Leaky
Is there a way to de-scent scented plastic lures without damaging color, etc.? Why, you ask? Well I have a hot/secret lure that is really hot for a particular bass fishing spot but I just found out that I can't use it because our state does not allow scented, salted, etc. lures where no bait fishing is allowed. Wasn't aware of the reg. and wasn't aware that it was scented. I'm pretty well convinced that scent has very liottle to do with my success with this lure and would like to continue to use these and others that work well and are also scented. Is there something I can soak them in, etc. to get rid of the taste/scent to make them legal? I'd have to repackage them so there is no package/manufacture info. to indicate they are scented. This would be so that if I'm checked they can't say it's scented, etc.
Had given up with using these but thought, yuh know, why not ask.? Who knows?
[unsure]Leaky