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    bjoyce66 is offline Crappie Wall Hanger
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    Default When fish bite do they leave a scent on the lure?

    I use mainly jigs and I was wondering why it always seems like when your body is all torn up from bites and you throw a brand new one on the same color and everything you dont seem to get as many bites. I was wondering when a fish bites if it secretes anything onto the lure that the fish are attracted to?

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    i dont know, but i do know that when i catch a pike i change jigs.

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    It may be that the 'new' jig has more of YOUR scent on it than anything the previous customers have left behind. Just sayin--------

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    Careful of that fish DNA. I been watching NCIS. Just saying.

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    its called fish breath
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    In all seriousness it does seem like that when I change jigs after one is torn up I put another on and get no where near the bites.

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    Default scent

    Quote Originally Posted by jimmydee1 View Post
    It may be that the 'new' jig has more of YOUR scent on it than anything the previous customers have left behind. Just sayin--------
    Isn,t that why we buy crappie nibbles ???
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    Nah, but some drool more than others.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wannabe... View Post
    Nah, but some drool more than others.

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    You are referring to fishermen of course?? :D

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    I hate to put on a new jig. Seems to make a difference to me. I will normally rub a little fish slim on a new one. I don't know that it helps, but it doesn't hurt.

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