Tasty Plastic

[Smellycat]

In my quest to make perfect handpours I was wondering if I could soak my baits in a solution like the gulp/alive products are. If I could what would be the best bet as far as scents go. I was also thinking of recycling some old berkley gulp and powerbaits containers or use the ones I found around the house that can hold 1.5 in instead of 2.

[daveh]

In my quest to make perfect handpours I was wondering if I could soak my baits in a solution like the gulp/alive products are. If I could what would be the best bet as far as scents go. I was also thinking of recycling some old berkley gulp and powerbaits containers or use the ones I found around the house that can hold 1.5 in instead of 2.

pure garlic is by far the best. i tryed it all. my best results come from gralic.

[Smellycat]

What about soaking them almost entirely in the scent like gupl. I wasn't sure because those products are a different material all together.

[Pitbull Baits]

I think gulp with make our hand pours dissolve. Pour one and throw it in and see what happens is the best bet.

[susquehannasean]

I believe GULP is water based. The gulp products are like sponges that absorb and then release the scented liquid whil in the water. This is why they shrink up when out of teh water for extended periods of time. If you were to put that liquid plastisol will have issues. (The same as putting water in it.) If you store it on finished products I would think it would react like any water based product put on plastic over time.