04-24-2007, 03:32 AM
You will need to make a choice. The Rooster tail is designed to fool the fish into thinking that it is a live bait.
The worm will let him know that he is not being fooled. You really shouldn't use a worm on a spinner anyways. It messes up the action.
If you really wanted to get some scent on your lure, you can use some of the Crave Nitro Grease, Pro-Cure's Bait Butter (my favorite), or any other type of lure dipping sauce by Berkley.
It is not unheard of but generally Catfish don't chase spinners that much. I have caught a few but they were incidental catches while fishing for something else.
You will improve your chances to catch without the spinner for the Catfish. Save the spinner for BlueGills, Trout and Bass.[cool]
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The worm will let him know that he is not being fooled. You really shouldn't use a worm on a spinner anyways. It messes up the action.
If you really wanted to get some scent on your lure, you can use some of the Crave Nitro Grease, Pro-Cure's Bait Butter (my favorite), or any other type of lure dipping sauce by Berkley.
It is not unheard of but generally Catfish don't chase spinners that much. I have caught a few but they were incidental catches while fishing for something else.
You will improve your chances to catch without the spinner for the Catfish. Save the spinner for BlueGills, Trout and Bass.[cool]
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