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Comments: Ok, so I finally tried Smelly Jelly - WOW. I've never had a fish attractant work that I felt made any difference until now. This stuff in incredible. I went drop shot fishing for Smallmouth tonight. Let me preface this by saying I read reviews and always call BS when I see guys posting saying they caught some outrageous number of fish in a fishing outing. But, tonight I literally caught fish on each of my first ten casts and 11 of my first 12; in a spot I fish frequently. That just doesn't happen. Ever. Never has before. I absolutely 100% believe this stuff was the direct cause. Didn't matter what bait I threw, the fish nailed it and quickly too. Within a a minute or less of being in the water. Usually < 30 seconds. On the night I caught close to twenty fish. I'm completely sold on this stuff and don't plan on throwing another bait without it any time soon - I used the Bass Feast and I can't wait to try the other scents I have on deck. Buy it because it works wonders!
From: Mark: Lake Winnepesauke, NH
Comments: I've been using Smelly Jelly Crawfish Salt since tournament days in the mid 90's. The stuff just plain works for masking undesirable scents and inciting bites. After so many years of using it, it's easy to see the pattern that when it's on, you get bit. I won't be without it in the boat. From: Tim: Arroyo Grande, CA 7/7/19
Comments: I picked up the crawfish salt and the bass feast. The bass feast just smells like a less potent crawfish salt but both are plenty potent I didn't even have to open the box when the ups man gave it to me I could smell it. I just wish they made a garlic scent like they do in there liquid version
From: Charles: MD 7/22/17
Comments: I've used the bass feast before, it smells disgusting, however it does a great job at covering up any unwanted odors on the bait. When the bite is tough i usually put some on my plastics.
From: Adam: Long Island, NY 3/20/17
Comments: The first time I purchased this i used it on small roboworms for dropshots & texas rigging. I can tell you the stuff really smells like really bad the only reason why I know of this is i left the lid open and it spilled all over my bag. The smell stayed after multiple washes so if durability is your issue don't hesitate this stuff works but i keep it inside two baggies just to be safe.
From: Dexter: Menifee, CA 5/8/15
Comments: I don't believe in any 'short cuts' with bass fishing, but there is a clear and huge advantage in using smelly jelly. Unfortunately, it's not as easy to find in stores as it once used to be. However, whenever I put this stuff on my plastics or even the swimbait tail, I have noticed a HUGE difference in bite to skunk ratio. I have gone hour without using the Smelly Jelly, and finally on the same night when I applied some on my plastic or swimbait tail I get a bite within 20-30 minutes with the same technique. I would say it helps about 20-25% somehow
From: Allen: Castaic, CA
Comments: I'd like to start by saying I am still learning how to fish for large mouth bass and I am always doing my homework to learn more and more about how to succeed in doing so. I learned that bass can smell much greater then a dog so by touching all my baits I realized a human scent can make a bass very suspicious. I did my homework on different kinds of scents and I seen how good reviews this smelly jelly is and how effective it was. The first day I went fishing with this product I have scene such a difference, not only did it block human scent it seemed to draw the bass in! I was bed fishing water was very clear and one of the bass I actually seen pick up the weight I had put smelly jelly(drop shot rig) and tried to take off with it! Don't hesitate to buy this, I got the bass feast and boy does it smell!
From: Johnny: Burbank, CA
Comments: Smelly Jelly is probably the best scent masker on the market. I've been using it for over a decade, and the little 1 ounce jars are just the right size for the various tackle bags I use (tubes, cranks, wacky, etc.) when I go light and solo. The gel really does stay on the lure for many casts, and it effectively will mask any bad scent you may accidentally get on your lure. I ran a little unofficial test a few years back with a friend: we both fished the same color 1/16ounce twistertails for crappie. I caught 25 fish using the jelly, he caught 5 on another product. That sold me for life. Give this stuff a try...it really works. From: John: Jefferson, NJ
Comments: I have had a lot of luck with bass feast. It might smell bad to a human but to a fish it is irresistible. From: Zach: CT