When I'm running chrome spoons and metallic lures for big trout and salmon, Chrome Killer is the fish attractant I trust to close the deal. It's a UV-enhanced oil formula specifically engineered for chrome and reflective finishes — loaded with real baitfish oils, amino acids, and powerful bite stimulants that chemically react with the metallic lure surface to create a multi-sensory attractant combination that triggers strikes even from fish that have already passed on the presentation. I apply it directly to my dodgers, spoons, and flashers before every troll, and I've personally watched it convert follows into strikes and cold spreads into bent rods when no other adjustment was working. If you're running chrome hardware without Chrome Killer, you're leaving fish in the water.

I’ve been applying scent to my trout and kokanee lures for decades, and Trigger Scent UV Gel is the fish attractant formula I trust more than any other. It’s a long-lasting UV gel blend of salmon egg oil, shrimp extract, and amino acid attractants that makes your lures visible and irresistible at depth — the UV brighteners charge the lure’s profile and the amino acids create a chemical feeding trigger that keeps fish holding on the bait longer before spitting. I put it on everything: dodgers, flies, spoons, bait heads. If you’re not running a quality UV gel fish attractant, you’re leaving fish in the water that you could be putting in the boat.

I’ve spent years dialing in the exact fish attractant profile that kokanee respond to, and Kokanee Slammer is the result. This amino-based formula combines tuna and herring oils in a concentration specifically matched to the forage kokanee key on during active feeding periods — not a generic scent blend, a formula built around what these fish are actually eating. I apply it to my dodgers, T-Pex lures, and hoochies before every troll, and I’ve watched it turn slow days into full limits when other boats were struggling. Kokanee are scent-driven fish — give them what they’re looking for and they commit faster and hold on longer.

I’ve been guiding on Shasta Lake for years, and when my clients ask what the difference-maker is on tough days, it’s always the fish attractant. The Shasta Trophy Scent is made from real bait — actual forage fish — and packed with the amino acids and feeding triggers that trout simply can’t ignore, even when they’ve been pushed by heavy pressure. I put it on everything from flies to bait heads to soft baits, and it consistently keeps fish on the hook longer and produces strikes from fish that would otherwise turn away. If you’re fishing Shasta or any Northern California reservoir, this is the fish attractant your tackle box needs.

Brown trout are one of the most challenging fish in freshwater — spooky, selective, and quick to reject anything that doesn’t feel or smell exactly right. I developed Brown Town specifically to give you an edge on browns, using a premium fish attractant formula that matches the forage profile brown trout key on in California’s high-elevation lakes and reservoirs. Apply it to flies, soft baits, or bait and you’ll notice fish committing faster and holding longer — the difference between a fish that follows and a fish that bites. If browns are your target, Brown Town belongs in your kit.