Attractants

FISHING ATTRACTANTS - ANGLINGPROSHOP.COM

Online store anglingproshop.com offers you an assortment of attractants for your successful fishing. Fishing attractants are substances or products designed to improve the effectiveness of fishing lures by attracting fish to peck. They are usually available in liquid or gel form and are applied directly to the bait or lure before casting into the water. Fishing attractants emit aromas and flavors that mimic natural prey or stimulate the fish's feeding response, increasing the chances of attracting fish and enticing a strike.

Here are some common types of fishing attractants:

Scent-based attractants: These attractants rely on powerful scents to attract fish. They often mimic the smell of natural prey or trigger a feeding response. Common flavors include fish oil, anise, garlic, shrimp, crab, and various baitfish flavors. Scent-based attractants can be effective at attracting fish from a distance and can work for different species.

Flavored attractants: These attractants focus on enhancing the taste of the bait or lure. They are formulated to add attractive flavors to the bait, making it more enticing for fish to peck. Common flavors include shrimp, crab, squid, and various flavors of fish. Scent-based attractants can be particularly effective when targeting species that rely heavily on their sense of taste.

Pheromone-based attractants: Pheromones are natural chemicals produced by fish to communicate with each other. Pheromone-based attractants attempt to reproduce these chemical signals to attract fish. They can be species specific or designed to attract a wide range of fish. Pheromone-based attractants are often used in combination with other scents for maximum effectiveness.

UV-Enhanced Attractants: Some fishing attractants are formulated to reflect ultraviolet (UV) light that is visible to fish but not to humans. These attractants are designed to make the bait or lure more visible and attractive to fish in various water conditions. UV-enhanced attractants are especially useful in low-light conditions or when fishing in deep or murky waters.

It is worth noting that the effectiveness of fishing attractants can vary depending on the type of fish, fishing conditions and personal preferences. Some anglers swear by the use of attractants and believe they greatly improve catch rates, while others may not find them crucial. Experimenting with different attractants and observing the response of the fish in your fishing area can help you determine which ones work best for you.