ELETE � HYDRATION WATER ADDITIVE- Pocket Bottles and Refill bottles

I have discovered a wonderful product for hydration. Please take a look at their website: www.eletewater.com.

The electrolytes in Elete are twice as powerful as any of the sports drinks. It doesn�t have any sugars or carbs.. The 8.5 oz. bottle will last all summer with a fraction of the cost of the sports drinks.

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The Pocket Bottle:
- Keep it in the boat. Electrolytes are not heat sensitive.
- Refill the bottle as needed from the 8.5 oz. size.
- One Pocket Bottle will dose a case of water.

The 8.5 oz Refill Bottle:
- Comes in No Taste or Citrilyte Flavor.
- Citrilyte is the one to get if you like lemon flavor.
- One bottle will dose 8 cases of water.



THE TWO BEST BASS SCENTS - MINNOW AND NIGHT CRAWLER SCENT
- 2 oz. Drip Bottles
- By the quart

The Minnow and Night Crawler Scent is a must have product. We have been testing it in Mexico for 25 years where we catch 100 Bass per day everyday. Without the scent on the baits we are throwing our catch ratio drops to 70 Bass per day. My scent will increase your catch ratio 30%.

Use the Minnow on all your fast moving baits and Night Crawler on all your slow moving plastics. It is 100% pure oil extract and only takes a few drops to dose each bag of your plastics. It also works well mixed with the plastic in your favorite hand poured baits.

Why does the minnow scent I got from you look totally different than that bottle? Mine is dark brown/muddy looking and does not resemble oil at all. Just curious. I still use it and I still believe it works just wondering if have gone with a different process since I bought it last. Thanks Donald!

Thanks for the question Nathan.

I am always looking for bottles on the net. that are more reasonably priced.
Lots of guys requested a spray bottle which is probably what you have. The ones above are in a drip bottles.

I just thought those spray bottles in colors were neat so I bought a few of them. The scent is all the same. I pour it up from gallon jugs into either the spray bottle or a drip bottle. All the drip bottles are clear now. The spray bottles are colored.

The Night Crawler Extract (Oil) is a little darker in color than the Minnow Extract.

I like to use the gold or brown bottle for Night Crawler. The Minnow scent goes in the blue spray bottles when I can find them. Sometime I have to take what I can get.

Mine is in a fairly larger blue drip type bottle. If I remember correctly you gave me a little extra to try on my first go round. Thanks for clearing it up Donald!

Prices?

No mention of Jack Daniels in the top two??

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Hey Guys, The ELETE is GREAT Stuff, with over 30 years tournament fishing and trying everything on the market, Gator Ade, and other sports drinks, this stuff really works. The sports drinks are full of sugars, which you really don't need in the heat, The ELETE has no sugars, just all the nutrients you need from sweating and dehydration. I make up several bottles of water the night before, just 10 drops in a bottle and that's it. I drink water several days before the tournament with it and then all day while on the water. I am not as tired or whipped as I use to be and I am hydrated.

If you have not tried it, you should, I always have a bottle of it in the boat.

Minnow and Night Crawler Extract

Now in the larger spray bottles with two extra ounces. = 10 oz.
- Small bottles = $10 each
- Large bottles = $40 each

Minnow and Night Crawler scents are the two most natural scents to the freshwater species world. Keeping it as natural as possible is the way to go and the 100% pure extract does the best job masking the human scent.

Thanks to all that have ordered. I truly appreciate your business.

You sure wouldn't want to get these mixed up!

Would anyone be interested in the Wax Sticks for hard baits? I can make them; if there is enough interest.

True believer of these scents, I caught more fish than my buddy last night using the scent, boated my third double digit bass.

Wow, kyle. Thanks for the picture.