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bright blue brine and dye colour. Chinooks love it. I have guided for 20 years and had never used it, then a buddy told me about it and gave me a some. Whoa, I am sold! I was in the Queen Charlottes (Langara Island) last week and one morning I was fishing in about 10 boats all from the same lodge. All the guides and guests were using the same lodge brine and I was using Pro-Cure Blue brined bait. 1 other boat of the 10 got a 15 lb spring, I landed a 28 and a 30, lost a double header screamers and released a 32 and a 35 all in 1 hour by myself, the colour works, no doubt. cheers, Adam Earle, Sun Peaks BC
Phil's Note: Adam is obviously talking about using Pro-cure's Bad Azz Metalic Blue bait dye in his brine. We don't know if he was using the Blue dye in Pro-cure's Brine n Bite brine solution, but it's even more effective if he was. In any case the Canadian kings love the brilliant blue color, and it works in the states as well. Remember, you don't fish one color lure or hoochie, so why fish one color bait. Take advantage by using the Pro-Cure Bad Azz Bait Dyes and Brine 'n Bite Bait Brine.

Hi Phil, Just wanted to say thank you for making such a quality product. This is a photo of my future son in law with his first Rogue King. Caught on a herring pumped full of Pro-Cure Herring oil and Scent Free UV Super Gel. At the Kokanee tournament a few weeks ago I got 2nd place out of 160 anglers, when I put UV on my Kokanee Bugs. After that the bite was on buddy. The Rogue is insane right now ! Hundreds and Hundreds of fish everywhere. Take care, Dave Pitts

As A Professional Fishing Guide I demand products that perform consistently 365 days a year. And my clients expect fish! Whether I am ice fishing in January, or trolling in Spring, and Summer, Pro-Cure is always on my boat. Pro-Cure Super Gels are the absolute best when it come to hooking up big Browns, King Salmon, and Rainbows. Pro-Cure bait scents make the difference of catching fish, or catching no fish at all. I don't leave the boat ramp without it. Pro Guide, Doug Neal www.almanorfishingadventures.com

Hi Phil, we just got done shooting a TV segment for Angler West TV with guide Greg Frogner and the Pro-Cure scents made the day. We were drifting Greg's eggs soaked in Pro-Cure's Anise / Krill Super Gel, Shrimp Krill Super Gel and Sand Shrimp Super Gel. We were clearly outfishing all the boats around us, and other guides were calling Greg to find out what he was using. It was a great day. Justin Wolff, producer, Angler West TV

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I attached a photo of a 36", 15.8 lb. catfish a client of mine(I am on the left, the old guy) took out of Shasta Lake on 8/7/09 using trout chunks soaked in Pro-Cure's Catfish Cocktail. That stuff worked great. There were several people fishing off the same boat and aside from one other small catfish that was caught, every catfish was caught on bait soaked in your product! Have a good day- Jeff Carman C&C Outdoor Adventures Lincoln, CA www.FishHuntDive.com

All of these photos were fish caught using Pro-Cure products. The fish in the first picture was a 30 lb. springer caught with a Kwikfish and the sardine fillet was marinated in Slam-ola powder and Butt Juice. The same with the fish in the second picture. In the last photo the fish were caught on wobblers smeared with Pro-Cure Sardine oil, and all fish were caught on the Columbia. Oh, and my new son is checking out the fish in the last picture. Thanks, Shane Asivido

Here are the best shots from the second day of a guided trip... What a trip so far!!!! The pictures are of a 39 inch, 20-pound-class pike which was caught on a 5" Glow Sardine BIG HAMMER swim bait on a 3/8 oz. Hammer Head jig smothered in PRO-CURE Trophy Walleye Super Gel. The photo of the 11.2 pound walleye was caught on the same program except the Big Hammer body was a Wrathchild color. Finally, photo #3 is Mark's walleye (32.5" x 17", 12.1 pounds) caught on the Glow Sardine set-up as was your pike. What a great day in the Sun. Thank you Big Hammer and Pro-Cure and Pro-Cure Trophy Walleye Super Gel. Fish were caught at Last Mountain Lake in Saskatchewan. Guide Jeff Matity momknowsfishing@canada.com