Shasta Trophy Scent by Jeff Goodwin
5.0(3)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.
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About this product
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.
Overview
How to use
Questions and answers
What is Shasta Trophy Scent?
Shasta Trophy Scent by Jeff Goodwin is a fish attractant gel crafted from real bait and infused with potent amino acids that mimic natural prey. The extra-tacky formula sticks to spoons, soft plastics, dodgers, and plugs, laying a long-lasting scent trail. UV enhancement adds visibility in deep or murky water.
How do I apply the scent?
Squeeze a small amount onto your spoon, plug, soft plastic, or dodger and spread it evenly to build a strong scent trail. For trolling, add extra on dodgers and flashers to boost attraction. When casting, reapply every 30 to 45 minutes or after a few bites to keep the trail fresh.
When should I use it?
Use Shasta Trophy Scent whenever you want more strikes, from slow-trolling for lake trout to casting for hard-hitting rainbows. The amino-acid formula keeps finicky fish locked on your lure, and the UV enhancement helps in deep or stained water where visibility drops. Reapply often to keep the trail strong.
What can I put it on?
The tacky gel adheres to spoons, soft plastics, dodgers, plugs, and flashers, so it works across most of your trolling and casting tackle. It coats the surface and holds through repeated passes, which means fewer reapplications while trolling and a steady scent trail cast after cast.
What lure should I scent first?
Try it on the Optimizer Size 3 trolling spoon. Coat the spoon before you fast-troll it for trout and salmon, and the amino-acid trail gives finicky fish a reason to commit. Reapply after a few passes to keep the scent working through the whole trip.
