Lures Sticking To Bags

[jajames16]

Does anyone else have any issues with their baits sticking to the bags. I have put scent, worm oil, and a combination of both. Still seems to stick to the bags. Also, the worms seem to be soaking up the oil.

Mick

[mark poulson]

I only pour for me, but I drop my plastics into a tupperware with salt straight out of the mold, and they don't stick.

[XFactorTackle]

We put scent in all the bags and spread it around, then put the baits in and the don't stick. Most baits only get 8 drops or so. Soft compounds will soak up scent, not sure if medium and hard plastics do or not.

[Driftwood]

cook your scent into the plastic and then add a few drops of worm oil to the bag. salt also warks well.

[Richard Prager]

Put your baits in a gallon zip lock with some scent. Shake, bag and get rid of them. Scent will always get absorbed into the plastic. Worked for me

[Tree_Fish]

My first two questions would be what mil bags are you using and are you curing your baits before putting them in bags?

[Richard Prager]

Just using the regular laminated worm bags for packaging. Usually cured the baits for 24 hours or so. I used M-F plastic so really can't speak much about the others. Sticks with salt I used very little scent as they will tend to swell. For my own use, I never bothered much with scent. I never saw a bass sitting at an Italian restaurant munching on garlic rolls. It's really for the customer in my opinion. Put a shoe string on a hook and you'll catch fish!