Re: Lure Thickening agents
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I don't know how it would work, but I have often thought of taking a dipper and cutting it. There is some kind of powder in there that soaks stuff up and makes it jell. I am sure some brands would be better then others. If you try it out let me know what you think of it.
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Re: Lure Thickening agents
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09/10/07 11:51 AM
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i don't use it much but i have used the powder that jell thickens liquids
for a quick easy to obtain remedy, go to the grocery store and get you a box of knox gelatin ... it's the stuff that firms up jello lol add sparingly and keep adding until you achive what you are looking for
i've taken Marsyada's watery grey fox #102 lure and thickened it up
super dry beaver castor will also absorb moisture
rice flour ???
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Re: Lure Thickening agents
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Try Cabosil, available on line from people who sell fiber glass supplies. Boat builders use it to thicken fiberglass resin into a paste. Catsup makers use it to make catsup thicker. Oderless and tasteless.
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Re: Lure Thickening agents
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Tera sorb... works pretty good also....
A little bit goes a long ways.....
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Re: Lure Thickening agents
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an old trapper told me ounce you can use flour. I think he said ya put it in a little water and cook it alittle till its pasty or brown it alittle in a pan. Seems like that would thicken bait better than lure. I hate the vasaline. If you send me lure with that in it I'll never order again from ya. Being an old sheep herder I like lanolin. More so as a lure base and weather proofer.
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Re: Lure Thickening agents
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cornstarch as a thickener generaly needs heat for it do its thing
fish meal & blood meal will change the overall odor ... might work depending on what your lure is all about? i wouldn't go that route personally
try what ya will ... but i wont just blowin smoke when i suggested the knox gelatin ... it's cheap easily obtained and odorless
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Re: Lure Thickening agents
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vasoline, one famous luremaker not only uses it in many of his lures but also sels it in bulk under a different name.
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Re: Lure Thickening agents
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super dry beaver castor will also absorb moisture
In a canine lure, castor may induce the rolling reflex. I have used this to an advantage.
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Re: Lure Thickening agents
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cornstarch dont need heat.atleast it never did when i used it.and it dont take much. i mean not to argue the point but ... cornstarch is usually made into a slurry ... added and brought to a high simmer to acheive it's true thickening ability might as well add dry dusty dirt or flour ... you'll acheive the same results might i ask what you have added to this castor based canine lure to make it so soupy it needs thickening? or does it really need thickening? just curious
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Re: Lure Thickening agents
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im not trying to argue the point either but i have put it in lure and it thickened it right up it was thin lure to almost like water.
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Re: Lure Thickening agents
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for a quick easy to obtain remedy, go to the grocery store and get you a box of knox gelatin ... it's the stuff that firms up jello lol add sparingly and keep adding until you achive what you are looking for an interesting idea. think it would go bad if there wasn't any preservative present in the lure? if the lure thickened with it was to get hot, then cold, then hot, etc... will it continue to be jelled or would it turn back to a watery state?
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Re: Lure Thickening agents
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What would be a good thickener to add to a canine lure? I've got an experiment going and right now its a bit watery and I would like to thicken it up a bit so I can do some test sets. I have a dumb question. Why do you want to thicken it? Why not put it in a 4oz flip top bottle and squirt it where you want it?
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