


stellajigger wrote:For me it helps to see the lure as i swim it,other wise i dont no what action im getting out of it,dont no if you need color up front to see it just eat plenty of carrots and lay off the DIY |
Royze wrote:It will also stand-out if you bust it off, if the barbs are closed, it will float to the surface and you will be able to see it from quite a distance, I have lost a Cherrie-pai twice and got it back like that |
Nirai wrote:
Hi Sam Royz has a very valid point I have retrieved a number poppers from GTs shaking them free after a bust off or a Trop/Cuda bite off |
falco wrote:
or just getting wind knots and breaking off on the cast ...not pointing the finger at anyone... |
tackle whore wrote:] i put a reflective tape on the top side of rapala lips when we troll for tuna etc helps the new crew set the lures correctly in the spread. maybe a reflective dot on the top of the head will work as well . will swim the pink head sex toy when it arrives if its visible from far will let you know . |

Capt Asparagus wrote:Is your theory that the back hook should be rubber banded so it faces backwards, to catch fish going the other way? The pic above would tend to demonstrate this novel theory.... |
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