substitution for worm oil - Page 2

daveh · #11 (**permalink**) 4 Weeks Ago

use worm oil. its not that expensive and a little goes a long way. then add sent if you want.

Senkosam · #12 (**permalink**) 4 Weeks Ago

The oils mentioned are not water based. All can be added to hot plastic and all can be used to lubricate plastics in the bag. An oil that has scent added is still an oil.

$29.50 / gal. (.23/ oz) from Del is the best price.

prochallenger · #13 (**permalink**) 4 Weeks Ago

And always remember a scent with oil added to it is still a scent!

LKN4DDB · #14 (**permalink**) 4 Weeks Ago

Just make sure the scent you add is OIL and not water based. If its water based watch out!!!

BassnG3 · #15 (**permalink**) 4 Weeks Ago

If all you are trying to do is keep your baits from sticking together bag them with salt instead. Less mess and easier obtained.

alsworms · #16 (**permalink**) 4 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by BassnG3

If all you are trying to do is keep your baits from sticking together bag them with salt instead. Less mess and easier obtained.

I completely agree with that, but the only problem is it doesn't show your colors very well. When I poured, orders on my website were salted and anything going to stores were treated with oil.