kevin1

Has anyone out there used a Berkeley product called "Slime" ?
It's a white powder with sparkles and strike enhancers designed to make baits feel more natural by giving them a slimy coating . It's the best dressing I've ever used for soft plastics . I'm not sure if Berkeley even makes the stuff anymore , but if you see some please let me know where you saw it . Thanks !

Happycamper

wolfs sporting center
might sell what your looking for ask for carl wolf 717-665-6089

kevin1

Thanks , I'll give them a call tomorrow . I'll really be tickled if this stuff is still in production , it's a real slayer when applied to softies . Use a 2-3" chartreuse curly tail sparkle grub with a beetle spin , or a Texas rigged 7" curly tail Power Worm™ in black or pumpkinseedtreated with this stuff and you can horse bass right out of cattails or lilypads , they will not let go .
Kevin

Chuck7

you can horse bass right out of cattails or lilypads , they will not let go .
Kevin

Sounds like someone else likes flipping too.
C7

kevin1

Sure do , I mainly fish rivers and creeks since I don't have a boat, so flipping to an undercut or weed beds is a necessary skill . I love sticking that bait into a hole in the cover the size of a beer can and dragging out a hawg! [8D]