scent attractors?

[Blackstarluver]

Just curious as to who likes to use scent attractors on their lures, like baitmate and berkley power bait(formerly berkely strike) About ten years ago I was using some 6" red soft plastic worms with the black core, texas rigged for bass. I was having no luck. I then thought to reach in my tackle box and grab a bottle of baitmate max, thought what the heck I bought it might as well try it. Once the wormes were drenched in the attractant, I was nailing bass left and right. I even cast into a hole without spraying the stuff on my worm, nothing. I tried several times. Sprayed on the juice and within a couple casts bam another bass. I have tried a couple other scents, but, I was wondering if anyone else has a favorite commercial scent preference. Oh and I have seen those articles of people using gasoline and wd-40.
Thanks
JC

[Deemo]

I use berkley power bait. Seems to work ok but it will not replace live bait at least yet.
Just got some stuff from Pro-cure and will be trying it out this spring. They make liquid and a paste form on their attractants. And they are made out of real bait. The one I have here is the walleye bait sauce. It has shad smelt chubs shiners worms crawfish and minnow oils. whew sure smells like it.
I will be trying it out on the river this weekend and will let you know how it goes.

[kwkfsh]

I have used the Pro-cure scents quite a bit and they seem to work better than anything else I have used. I am glad to see that they are available at Goose Hill now.

[Scott Steil]

I also use Pro-Cure and I think they make a big difference at times. Especially when the bite is tough.

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[Sturgeon46]

I use Old Spice. It really attracts the big females.

[kwkfsh]

Sturgeon, if you like those big females you should try some Chubby Chaser Chunky Chick attractant, it comes in cheesecake, pizza, and fudge brownie scents. But don't use all 3 at once or you may get trampled in a feeding frenzy.