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Patrick Mc

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  1. I entered a post earlier about some of the lakes in colorado banning salt and scent on plastics. Anyone have salt and scent free tubes. Thanks for the input.
  2. I don't know how they plan to enforce it. Several of the lakes are very well watched over. They are on you before you can get the straps off the boats checking for license and live bait. Maybe the dogs will be brought in.....
  3. I got the information from a local web site www.coloradofisherman.com. The moderators and other have attended meetings and spoke personally with department personal. I think I have found some people to pour some baits. Looking for tubes though. Concerned about how a senko will work without salt. May have to go back to sticking trim nails in them. Thanks to all for helping out a newbie. I am very intrigued about making my own baits though. Looks like interesting experiment.
  4. I kid you not! Here is the link to the Colorado DOW chapter 1 article 1. http://wildlife.state.co.us/NR/rdonlyres/279EA0CB-C63F-4B49-8150-8B1DD38FB390/0/Ch01.pdf It does seem pretty crazy and as some one said are they going to lick the baits??? I wish! The DOW was upset with people using gulp and Berkley imitation worms to take precious trout. I could take things out of the package but I do try to play by all the rules no matter how stupid. I will make it a mission in life to get the rule changed but until then need to adjust what I am doing.
  5. My state has banned plastics that contain salt or scent from certain lakes. I am bummed! Several of them are fantastic bass lakes. I primarily use tubes and senkos at these lakes and occasional hog or finesse worm. My question is how difficult and costly is to hand pour some of these baits? I maybe fish these lakes 10 times a year and I need to decide whether its worth implementing a pouring operation or just say the heck with it. Any thoughts would be appreciated!
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