Pro-Cure Trout & Kokanee Magic Super Gel, 2 Ounce

A drop of this on a Wooly Bugger, Clouser Minnow, or Marabou jig will guarantee you'll come home with some fish. The first time I used it, caught my limit of Rainbows in under 1 hour. Tested it on a bare hook, and still caught a few fish. Great stuff.

I’m trying and trying and not really helping much

I tried hitting the fish my crazy constantly catching fish

Works great, stays on.

Works good for trout and kokanee

The Pro-cure trout attractant comes in a nice sticky gel that does dwell on your bait or lure for a while in the water; unfortunately that is about the only positive thing I have to say about it. The gel formula has a low viscosity by nature but when it gets cool (40°f range) it becomes very difficult to squeeze, and if the temp dips below freezing it’s becomes practically impossible to squeeze out. This is rough because trout are a winter fishery in our area.While using this I didn’t notice an increase in bites, so a buddy and I set up an experiment. We through our four lines with mice tails on them, one line had no attractant added, one had Pro-cure Trout Magic, one with PowerBait corn dip, and one with Bang garlic spray. The rigs with Bang garlic and PowerBait corn were both hit in just a few minutes. The rig with Pro-Cure Trout Magic was hit about 15 minutes after being cast out, and when it was brought in there was no visible gel on the mice tail so we aren’t sure if the Pro-Cure attracted the fish or if the bait just had the right look.There are lots of fish attractants on the market and this one seems to be just a middle of the road product. This one didn’t seem to keep fish away but it didn’t increase bite or bite frequency. This is not a product I would recommend.

Not dissing this product, but if it touches your skin, you will smell awful. It's extremely pungent.

Works for metal lures giving extra scent

This attractant is the absolute bomb in the spring summer and fall for lake fishing and river fishing in the winter, sadly I can't say they same for ice fishing but slap some of this on your lure and you will have fish coming and taking a nibble at the very least!

This stuff works good. Seems to work best early season. Always have a bottle in my box

Seems to work for brown trout with my casting spoons.

Excellent product. Stays on the lure well.