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I'm a fly tier and fly fisherman. I don't know much about
casting rods or bass lures. But I have figured out how to make crankbait lures with a relatively fast easy and cheap method (no carving balsa wood or injection molding a no kind). You can make these wigglers as large or as small as you want, and as heavy or as light as you want....with a wide, slow shallow diving wobble, or with a tight, faster deep diving vibration. Better yet, they're (mostly) soft bodied, so fish bite and hang on, rather than spitting right away. But how heavy is right? 1/4oz? 3/8oz? 1/2oz? What is the most useful weight to make a 3 or 4" long crankbait? |
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