Just Landed: BaitFuel Bait Fuel Injector Kit and 7" Damiki Armor Shad

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What's up everybody, it's Polish Pete. I'm in here in our studios in Golden Valley, Minnesota, always bringing you another Just Landed. Bait fuel is a big, big, hot topic for the last couple of years here, and with scent injectors, the Bambooy Bear version I'm showing you right here. So the whole bunch of both, well guess what, they teamed up and now you have a bait fuel scent injector. You can actually buy this scent injector and it comes with preloaded cartridges of bait fuel and you can inject them into your baits. If you look at the underwater footage on this stuff, it's pretty incredible. There's like leaks of scent out over time. It disperses the scent like kind of evenly over time. It's really slick stuff. If you noticed, Justin Hammer's classic win, he says he was using bait fuel hard bait stick. Coming soon to Omnia Fishing as well, he's rubbing on the surface of his hard baits and I believe it was a jerk bait. So bait fuel is definitely something here to stay. It's obviously working and now you can get an injector with preloaded bait fuel cartridges and inject your plastics with it. What kind of plastic would you want to inject? How about something like a mid-strolling minnow? Like the new sizes in the Demiki armor shads. That's right. The creator of the Demiki Rig craze, Demiki, came out with a new minnow that you don't just hang vertically. You also can bring it through the water column with that mid-stroll technique where you roll the minnow above the fish's head on forward-facing sonar and you get big bites out of it. And I got a tip for you. Don't think super small all the time the way we did with Demiki Rigging. A lot of anglers are using the bigger size minnows, the sixes and the sevens and even the eight inch size minnows to get bigger bites. You'd be surprised. Think about the swim bait anglers out there. Bigger fish, will key in on bigger bait. And I'm going to tell you right now, using a seven inch minnow last year, I caught a ton of two and a half to three pounders on it. That is not that big a bait for a large mouth bass. Wanted to point this out again. If you are getting into mid-strolling, the number one jig head for it right now on the market, there's an argument I should say going right now between that range roller and this is the Gamakatsu Horizon Head. These are hard to come by and we have the EWG version which matches up perfectly when you get to these big giant minnows. Because one thing you're going to find is if you go to these big giant oversized minnows for that mid-strolling technique, there's not a lot of terminal that matches up with that. These do. They have a big giant oversized hook in them. So if you're in the market for mid-strolling minn ows and the big ones, especially this new Demiki armor shed, check out also the Gama Gatsu Horizon Heads and these EWG sizes. Take care. Go catch them.