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wd40.
codliver oil, salt and garlic powder for a homemade attractant
or Smelly Jelly -”Basshammer” for a comercial product
it was recommeneded to me for my jigs and other bass lures by the beserkbaits.com tournament guys.
-When sprayed on fishing bait, WD-40 covers up the scent of human hands on the bait to better lure fish, according to USA Today. The WD-40 Company receives hundreds of letters from consumers confirming this use, but prefers not to promote WD-40 as a fishing lure since the petroleum-based product could potentially pollute rivers and streams, damaging the ecosystem.
check out http://www.bassintips.com
This is a great website on bass fishing