Scenting lures with sardines?

[Fisheye]

Anyone ever scent their lures by pushing them into a can of sardines? Is this legal? Is it concidered baiting?

I know someone who did this up north and swore by it.

[bowfin]

would be legal if no bait ban on that body of water your fishing

[RedHeadedFisherman]

Originally Posted by bowfin

would be legal if no bait ban on that body of water your fishing

why would it not be, sme as useing Berkly Power bait Spray ect ect??
I wold think..
not like your useing the fish(meat)???????

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[honda450]

Better read the regs Redhead.

[Mudslide]

Live minnows are illegal to use in Alberta. Aside from that, scents are considered to be bait. If there is a bait ban then power baits and scents are included in that. Don't take my word for it thought: bone up on the regs there friend.

[DarkAisling]

Bait — the definition of bait (see Definitions) includes, but is not restricted to: corn, cheese, marshmallows, meat, maggots, meal worms, earthworms, wax worms, gammarus shrimp, leeches, terrestrial insects, the larvae, pupae or adults of aquatic insects (e.g., stonefly, mayfly, caddis fly), bait fish, parts of fish, fish eggs, scented baits, power baits and all additives that scent or flavour artificial baits and lures.

[honda450]

Dang and some guys got Fisherman in there handle.

[RedHeadedFisherman]

I stand corrected and Humbly offer my sorry's

[honda450]

Thats OK Redhead. Flog him.