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Tips section,....Cleaning:
To remove Kick'n Scent from fiberglass boats, use Kick'n Bass® Bass boat Clean and Shine or, Simply Green, or Laundry Detergent you wash your cloths in. Go into the wives laundry room and grab that box of Tide or Cheer. Pour a bunch in a bucket of hot/warm water. Don't use a little, use a lot. Go out and give scrub it in, let it set on rug stains for 10 minutes,,, hose off. The trick to getting KNB off a boat is the detergent. The stuff you do your dishes in the sink with is mild. You don't want the soap from the dish sink or the shower. You want the stuff that is made to work on grass stains etc. Just use one of two things. Laundry detergent (Tide-Cheer etc) or the AUTOMATIC DISH WASHER DETERGENT FOR THE AUTOMATIC DISH WASHER, not the stuff to wash dishes with a sponge, you want the machine stuff, liquid or powder. When you are done hose off and you are good to go. If you want to get fancy, buy a bottle of Kick'n Bass Boat Cleaner and wipe your boat down at the ramp. You will have an instant Carnauba wax shine, and each time you do it you will protect the finish more each time. It takes fresh KNB off and cleans the old boat. You don't let it set into those fish-oil glue spots. Remember all my post about KNB NOT being made with a water hose? Go to this page http://www.fishing-boating.com/noah and read what a guy in MO has to say after doing an independent test on his boat. He is the President of BASS Federation and we didn't pay Jim to write this.
While waiting out a rare lighting and rain storm in AZ a guy was complaining to me how he couldn't get the Kick'n Bass® off his new gel coat boat, we walked over to it in the rain and to his amassment it came right off with just rubbing with your wet fingers. This was because the rain storm did it's work and had re-hydrated the dried oil spots. You need to let the laundry detergent soak in and break down the KNB on carpets.... to clean the boats gel coat, just wash it with LAUNDRY DETERGENT. It will come off real easy.
To remove Kick'n Scent from aluminum boats, use a Brillo pad and some spray cleaner.
To remove from boat
carpet, Soap to use, Washing Machine detergent or Dishwasher detergent. I did not say dish detergent, it is too mild. That lady use to soak her hands in it. You need the detergents you put in your machines, Cheer, Tide,
etc.
Make up a really strong solution of detergent and water and then take that and rub into upper fibers. Don't drench the
area, and then rub so hard you pull up you carpet glue. Work on the stain, let the solution break it up. Go re-spool a rod with some fresh line while the scent
softens up, then spray if out with a garden hose.
When it comes time to spray off, do not use a direct heavy concentrated
stream like a car wash wand, you will lift you carpet. Just rinse and let dry. Repeat if needed. The best thing when you work with KNB is to try and wipe down the boat at the ramp while it is still wet. Dried KNB turns into red gummy jelly. You have to re-hydrate that oil blob with water and detergent. Good luck.
Remember: all Kick'n Bass® is, is dried oil. You don't rush dry oil. Let the soap soak and do it's thing.
Fishing Tips:
Can Kick'n Bass® and Trout be used on any other types of fish?
Of course! This stuff would work on the Moon for sand bass. Kick'n Bass® was used out in Maryland in the ocean, results: the guy got a 42# Stripped bass, caught the most bass and caught the biggest bunch of bass on the party boat. It has been used from Mexico and California all the way to Maine and then down to Florida. Specks, Trout, striped bass, fluke, tuna all love it. If it swims in the ocean it will love Kick'n Bass® Garlic or Crawfish.
Catfish: Blows them away. Place it on worms, liver, bacon, or live bait. My lab partner outfished all his uncles and cousins COMBINED using their bait just treated with Kick'n Bass®. It was his first time out!
Trout: We started our
company in the fall and sent product to ice fishermen, they caught trout through ice holes
on steel jigs. No one else was doing a thing, these guys killed them. The guy in CA who
catches those 10 pound Rainbows from THE SHORE, is using a live crawfish sprayed with Kick'n
Bass®. I have use Berkley Power Bait® dipped in Kick'n Trout and killed them.
Outfished guys 4 to 1 with the same bait. Kick'n Trout will work great on a
plain old piece of cotton ball. You have to try this stuff, it is
unbelievable.
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Salmon: Gave a bottle to my Doctor. He goes up to Alaska, $300 a day for a river guide. The guide loads up an egg roe sack and throws in a hole. 5 other guys and guides fishing the hole. nothing. So the Doc remembers my scent, puts it on the egg roe, throws back into the hole and in less then 5 minutes has a 43# salmon running downstream and clearing out all the other guys. It was the only fish caught that day. He swears by it.
Walleye: Can't say enough about Kick'n Eye's. Have been testing a variation of Kick' Bass® on Walleye's for over a year now, results are great. One guy has been fishing lake Powell every year for the last five years and never caught a walleye. This year he tried out our new 'SECRET' formula and was the only one to catch walleyes out of a full house boat of fishermen. And they were the first eyes he ever caught in all five years. We have given out the new prototype formula to web sites and all the way to Canada, they say it really works and love it.
SALTWATER: Kick'n Bass® has caught more species of salt water fish then Jock Custow. That's right! Our garlic kills them, so does the anise. Speckled trout, Striped bass, Tuna you name it. I put it right on my live anchovies etc. How would you like to be a baitfish swimming around with fish-oil and bite stimulants coming off your butt. This stuff is great in salt water, try it, it will not hurt! Click here and read this. Click here.
Slow worm bite: When you get bit and you strike and there is nothing there, try this. The next time you feel the bite, pull some line out and let it coil on the water, when it starts to move out reel up and hit him.
Nuke Um: Take a few of your favorite worms put them in a plastic baggie, throw some garlic salt or regular salt in, put in some Kick'n Bass® and then microwave them for 15-20 seconds. The house will smell for a week, but the worms will too.
Dry lures: When you pull out a spoon for white bass or spots, before you hang the rod tip in the water and then mess around, FIRST COAT THE DRY LURE WITH Kick'n Bass® before it gets WET. If you pull your spoon up and want to refresh it, go to the back of the boat, DRY if off on your partners pants, then squirt more on. You want it to adhere to a DRY BAIT. I sometimes dry my worms between applications.
Worms: Stinky stores his worms in plastic like Tupperware and pours in a big slug of Kick'n Bass®. After one or two months all the blues and blacks and reds turn a kind of camo brown, he loves this. The worms are drenched with scent and really work.
Worms: Cosmic, takes each color that he likes and puts them in a separate bag, squirts them down and then rolls them up. The colors don't bleed and they soak up the scent.
Power Worms Berkley®: We are asked all the time if you can use Kick'n Bass® on these worm, YES! Berkley® has some colors and shapes and patterns that we like and we use then whenever we feel like it, just soak them good. They make a good product.
Spinner baits, crankbaits and topwater: So ? Soak um! You have to get those "Reaction Baits" to do their job. A fish can spit out any bait before you can strike. That is a flat out fact. Those reaction bites are not a reaction at all. They are a everyday bite. Like a dog barking. But a fish can spit out that lure as fast as he nailed it, so it must smell like prey to him so that you can wake up and set the hook. Tie your bait on the line, take a baggie, put the lure into the bag, squirt inside the bag, cover it good, pull it out and fish. Your hard baits NEEDS SCENT. Don't ever forget this.
If you could just sit in the offices of Scientific Bass for one week and answer the phones you would never make a cast again with-out scent. We have heard of guys getting to the lake, and then driving all the way home because they forgot their KNB. You cannot fish without it. If you do you have nothing in your favor. Tight Lines
