DJ Sauce UV Gel by David Johnson
DJ Sauce UV Gel by David Johnson
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DJ Sauce is my personal fish attractant formulation, the result of years of testing what actually triggers strikes from Salmon and Steelhead in the fisheries I guide on regularly. The formula hits multiple sensory triggers simultaneously: scent, visual, and feeding stimulant response in a single application. I put it on every dodger and lure before I leave the dock, and it's the attractant I reach for first when fish are following without committing. Apply it to chrome and metallic hardware for the best interaction between the UV formula and the reflective surface.
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What is DJ Sauce UV Gel?
DJ Sauce is David Johnson's personal fish attractant gel. It combines a Bloody Tuna base with anise and UV brighteners, hitting scent, feeding, and visual triggers in one application. He built it around what actually fires up kokanee and striped bass on the waters he guides.
What fish is DJ Sauce made for?
It is formulated for kokanee and striped bass. The Bloody Tuna and anise scent, paired with UV brighteners, targets the strike triggers those two species respond to, making it a versatile gel for both a slow kokanee dodger program and a striper hardware setup.
Where should I apply it?
Apply it to chrome and metallic hardware for the best results, since the UV formula interacts with reflective surfaces to boost flash. David Johnson puts it on every dodger and lure before he leaves the dock, so his whole spread is carrying scent and UV from the first pass.
When is the best time to use it?
Reach for it when fish are following your gear but not committing. The combined scent, UV, and feeding-stimulant triggers can turn those lookers into biters. It is the attractant David Johnson trusts first when kokanee or stripers track the lure without eating it.
What do I put DJ Sauce on?
Coat a bright dodger like the Trolling Dodger 6", a kokanee and trout slow-troll dodger. The UV gel works best on that reflective blade, adding scent and UV flash ahead of your lure so a slow-trolled kokanee spread pulls fish in and keeps them tracking.
