Pautzke Fishing Attractant Bait Fire Brine

Been using this product for the last 4 years. I've tried other brine products from other companies, but this is the one I keep coming back to. It's never in stock in the local sporting goods store because it's so good. I'll never use any other product.

Loved this stuff. Never used brine before but it did seem to help bait last longer and catch more fish

as advertised

BEST BRINE OUT THERE. Follow directions on back. Make sure shrimp or bait is 70-80% frozen and then throw them in quart mason jars. One Quart Recipe: now add the brine, 1/2 cup of raw sugar, 1 teaspoon of krill powder and close the jar. flip the jar every 12 hours for first 4 or 5 days. This product is enough for a 2 quart recipe. KEEP IN FRIDGE AT ALL TIMES

This type of product is hard to evaluate, many factors play into Salmon fish bites for now I will continue to use until somebody fishing on the same boat start pulling in more Salmon than me. Note: gloves are a must with this fluid and I rinse any drolets off of the boat right away. The fluid will stain your hands however typically gone in two days.I use Krippled Anchovy rotary lure and need to handle the bait to get the rotation correct.

Great item... ,makes the shad a bright neon green and... it preserves them for the next time out with a firm bait that the bluecat find easily and the stripers attack with abandon. I'll be ordering the red and blue dyes soon.

I'm an ocean guide in SE Alaska at Steamboat Bay Fishing Club. I was looking for an edge this season so I tried some attractants. It was the toughest season on record for kings. When fishing is tough is when you learn to be a better fisherman. It is also the perfect time to test new things on picky eaters. Nothing I tried worked better than a fresh cut herring plug, lightly salted to firm it up and kept on ice until served - to a king salmon. Coho seem to eat anything so no need to do anything special for them except let them eat it well before setting the hook.

Does what it’s supposed to.. Used the green and had great results for crappie.. gonna try pink next

This is the best thing on the market to brine your bait! The Salmon crushed the baits I brined

I'd never even heard of this before. Bought it for egg sacks for trout, but tried it on shiner minnows. It does indeed turn them orange. I found it faded though, way more than the chartreuse, which I bought at the same time. Pike and walleye seem to like it. Whitefish too.

Was what I expected.

fish are hitting on it , works good

it thas not work