Does anyone know what the modern day equivalent is of the old Premier Baits Fish Feed Inducing oil?
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But Mainline FEED INDUCING FOSOIL is pretty close to it, IMHO.
Most people nowadays use a good Salmon oil.
But Mainline FEED INDUCING FOSOIL is pretty close to it, IMHO.
Most people nowadays use a good Salmon oil.
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I remember using Catchum fish feed inducing oil back in the late 80s early 90s. It was an incredible attractor and we could not go wrong with it. Sadly, we only had the one bottle and Catchum Disappeared shortly afterwards. I have used other fish feed inducing oils since and they have not come close to that magic Catchum bottle. I often wonder what was actually in it.
I remember using Catchum fish feed inducing oil back in the late 80s early 90s. It was an incredible attractor and we could not go wrong with it. Sadly, we only had the one bottle and Catchum Disappeared shortly afterwards. I have used other fish feed inducing oils since and they have not come close to that magic Catchum bottle. I often wonder what was actually in it.
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Probably the oil that went into high oil pellets such as trout and halibut. Used to actually solidify in low temperatures. It was a fairly cheap oil compared to the more expensive Salmon and Cod liver oil. I would imagine it was made up of fairly oily fish such as Mackeral Sardine and pilchard.One of the best baits I've ever used contained this oil. Great oil in warm temperatures.
Probably the oil that went into high oil pellets such as trout and halibut. Used to actually solidify in low temperatures. It was a fairly cheap oil compared to the more expensive Salmon and Cod liver oil. I would imagine it was made up of fairly oily fish such as Mackeral Sardine and pilchard.One of the best baits I've ever used contained this oil. Great oil in warm temperatures.