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I stumbled across a way to revive dried out power bait......add a few drops of lemon juice from a bottle,give it 24 hours good as new
if still a little dry adda little more.. just a little at a time
Are trout attracted to lemon scent? Being such a powerful smell theyre not use to i wonder if they'd be interested in it.
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Anything different to them may work well.
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The various scents will also do the trick of rehydrating. Maybe mix them with lemon juice and see what happens. FYI Scheels had a ton of pink maggots last week.
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Have you tried just plain water? I have used plain water for reviving crappie nibbles and it worked for them.
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Many salmon guides wash all there tackle with lemon scented joy dish soap to get human odor and rancid scent off, the salmon don’t seem to mind it at all.
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I have revived many bottles over the years when I worked at tackle shop with plain water just add very little at a time and seal tight. I dint use or mess with it much anymore.
My guess is Berkley gulp liquid or trout power bait liquid would work great and no question trout like it.
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thanks for the tips. now I don't need to throw them away.