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Forum nameNew Product Introductions and Product Availability
Topic subjectNatural Soybean Fish Attractant
Topic URLhttp://www.calfishing.com/dc/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=13&topic_id=1350
1350, Natural Soybean Fish Attractant
Posted by NaturalProtein, Mon Mar-13-06 12:03 PM

17 fish in 18 casts!

Fish Allure

Natural Protein Technologies’ newest product line includes the most extraordinary fish attract made from natural products found anywhere. By processing soybeans with a certain pressure and temperature we produce a fish attractant that induces fish to feed.

We don’t need any synthetic or man made chemicals to make fish eat. We offer them a full fat soybean product that makes them crazy for feed. As our all natural 1.5 pound block of soybean attractant spreads a safe and biodegradable odor and oil into the water the fish come in quick.

Our tests have turned the water into a frothy washing machine action of feeding fish with only the natural fish bar hanging just below the surface. Bass, Bluegill, Sunfish, Shell Crackers, Crappie and Catfish come to this bait in droves.

Now we bring this exceptional product to fresh and salt water fishermen everywhere

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1351, RE: Natural Soybean Fish Attractant
Posted by Josh D, Mon Mar-13-06 03:10 PM
Hmmmmmm.......maybe I'll soak my baits in soymilk the night before I go fishing. Maybe that is why I'm not getting bit that well this year so far???

Thanks for the tip!:+


Josh D.
1352, RE: Natural Soybean Fish Attractant
Posted by strbass, Mon Mar-13-06 03:33 PM
pretty bad, only 17 for 18. Especially in the Fred Hall's dink aquarium :P
1353, RE: Natural Soybean Fish Attractant
Posted by , Mon Mar-13-06 05:32 PM
HOLY CRAP, Are you for real? Good luck selling that stuff. I don't think fish are into the whloe health food thing.
1354, RE: Natural Soybean Fish Attractant
Posted by magmaster, Mon Mar-13-06 06:04 PM
That stuff is only for So. Cal. lakes because everyone is on the health food kick down here...like the Fat Free shad and "downsizing" baits :D