Where is Dr Juice?

[Guest]

Always did like to use the Walleye scent, but haven't been able to find it. Is it still being made?

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DIRTBALL2

[JP Z]

Just went to Bluefox's HSOforum they still have it.

[Northlander]

I believe Marine General in Duluth has it. If they dont Russ can probably get a hold of him.
Yes they do have it! I just called and Russ has it in both the small bottle of concentrate and the large bottle of normal. Both Walleye scented. $7.99. Try their online shopping. E-mail me if you need the site. [email protected]

[Renneberg]

Cabelas has it on the net. Just got some last month. Stuff works great for trout.

[Northlander]

The bass scent seems to be the strongest and lasts longer but I use the walleye scent for LOW.

[Uncle Grump]

Keith

Saw some at Cabela's in Owatonna last fall.

UG

[Guest]

If you want a scent that really lasts long and one that comes in many scents to match your needs, try Pro Cure scent. It might take a bit of searching to find it but the stuff is awesome.
Adam Johnson and I tried some laker fishing last month. Put some on a jiggin rap and it stayed on the lure for almost 2 hours and still put off a good scent. Try that with any other scent out there!
What is great about Pro Cure is that it is made in all kinds of flavors, not just "walleye", "bass", "crappie", or whatever. Just looking at what I have, I have scents like "Emerald Shiner", "Crawfish", "Leech", "Nightcrawler", "Threadfin Shad", and the list goes on. These scents are made from the actual bait, ground up and added with amino acids.
No scent is magical, but it cannot hurt either. If it stays on your lure longer, all the bettter, and if you can match the scent to what the fish are feeding on, better yet.

[Dano2]

Scheels has Dr. juice.
Not many stores have pro-cure yet,
but you can order from their HSOforum.
Go to the crappie-sunfish section of the forum, they are talking about pro-cure scents there.
They sound pretty good

[This message has been edited by Dano2 (edited 03-10-2003).]