04-24-2006, 05:46 PM
I have had great success with pro cure when the fish are finicky and picky. I haven't seen any of the adds for Pro Cure but I had it recommended to me on numerous occasions.
I finally tried it under many different circumstances and found it to be really good.
The Cudas that we have in So Cal can differ from one area to another. We have the Long Beach Zone, the Inner Channel zone near the Channel Islands and we have the Rear Zone behind the Islands.
In the Long Beach Zone, the Cudas prefer the purple/white/black color but will hit anything that looks like live bait as well as hitting live bait itself. They will seldom hit the flashy chrome colors.
On the other hand, in the Inner Channel Zone, they will prefer the Mint/white colors and still hit the bait looking colors with less vigor.
On the back of the Islands, the Cudas stay away from all colors except for the yellow/green.
I have been through the majority of the colors during a wide open bite, in all the aforementioned areas and documented what they hit on the best using a 30 cast per color analysis.
The colors that I found working also resulted in a near 100% catch rate while the other colors yielded well less than 8% catch rate durin the same wide open bite.
The Pro Cure product is made with the natural oils from bait fish unlike some of the other brands. That is why they have worked so well for me and others.
It does increase your chance of catch over the fish that hunt by sight and smell. For the fish that are sight only, it makes no difference except for the amount of time that they hang onto the given lure or object.[cool]
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I finally tried it under many different circumstances and found it to be really good.
The Cudas that we have in So Cal can differ from one area to another. We have the Long Beach Zone, the Inner Channel zone near the Channel Islands and we have the Rear Zone behind the Islands.
In the Long Beach Zone, the Cudas prefer the purple/white/black color but will hit anything that looks like live bait as well as hitting live bait itself. They will seldom hit the flashy chrome colors.
On the other hand, in the Inner Channel Zone, they will prefer the Mint/white colors and still hit the bait looking colors with less vigor.
On the back of the Islands, the Cudas stay away from all colors except for the yellow/green.
I have been through the majority of the colors during a wide open bite, in all the aforementioned areas and documented what they hit on the best using a 30 cast per color analysis.
The colors that I found working also resulted in a near 100% catch rate while the other colors yielded well less than 8% catch rate durin the same wide open bite.
The Pro Cure product is made with the natural oils from bait fish unlike some of the other brands. That is why they have worked so well for me and others.
It does increase your chance of catch over the fish that hunt by sight and smell. For the fish that are sight only, it makes no difference except for the amount of time that they hang onto the given lure or object.[cool]
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