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While they aren't necessary, they are extremely helpful. Their potent smell also makes for a potent taste, so the most important way that an attractor will help you is by ensuring a fish bites down and holds on. This gives you a better chance of setting the hook. Just make sure you're getting an attractant that works well with the fish you're after.
Garlic-scented attractants like our Spike-It dyes have proven themselves to be really effective, especially for bass fishing. However, not all scents work for all fish. Research the favorite smells of the fish you're trying to catch so you know you'll have an attractant that actually works.
Fishing attractors with particular scents will have a greater chance of getting a bite than others. Fish blood, tuna oil, garlic, cheese, and even coffee are some smells that fish seem to love. However, smell preferences aren't universal. Look up your target fish to ensure the scent of your attractant will actually attract them.
