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If you missed it, In the new Field and Stream issue, there's a tip that says spitting on your lure will cover up any bad scents and may actually be an attractant for bass.  What's everyones thoughts on that?

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I read that same article, but haven't tried it. I looked on the internet to see if anyone else was saying the same thing, but couldn't find anything.

(Mostly just Spit'n'Image lures :)

I would think it works or at least, as the article said, to help offput other odors from your hands touching it.

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My best guess is that spit, being an alkaline liquid, will neutralize some of the off-putting amino acids present in your finger residue.  I haven't seen the article, but this makes sense from a scientific standpoint.

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Ok, we have some mixed thoughts now,  I'm not so confident about it either so how about one of you tries it and then lets me know.  I'm too scared a little spit my ruin my day of fishing :'(

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it is nonsense...now that I think about it why not just spray a scent on...im sure if you were eatin some Salt and Vinigar chips that it would ruin my day...but now eatin some italian food might do the trick lol

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:o

I've tried it but will never do it again.

When I popped the crankbait into my mouth to get 'er all spitted up, I sank the trebles through my tounge.

I don't know if it was the spit or the bits of tounge flesh hanging from it....... but that sucker did catch fish.

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