Salt Or No Salt In Your Plastics?

[Flysmallie]

I can't believe that there are still people upset by the ned rig.

[Guest]

I can't believe that there are still people upset by the ned rig.

You're not allowed to catch bass on tiny lures.

It rustles their jimmy's everytime.

[MOsmallies]

I can't believe that there are still people upset by the ned rig.

It's really only one guy

Trophy - You really can't teach an old dog new tricks... or tricks they already knew 30 years ago but by a different name.

[Guest]

Haters have a job to do, just let them do it.

They hate, its what they do.

[Unimog]

For me I like senkos and flukes to sink but if most others floated I'd like it better. Some plastics I don't really know why they're made to sink. For instance the yum mightee worm that's advertised to use in conjunction with the pumpkin ed for power shakin. When the bait hits bottom the worm slowly falls over flat on the bottom lifelessly.

Another is the Yamamoto pro senko which looks like its great for shaky heads but is full of salt so doesn't float. Robos are my go to, it looks like they only have one layer on the underneath with salt so they float well.

[Greasy B]

Do we have a choice? Is there any rubber bait that is a available with varying amounts of salt?

[Guest]

Jeff Kriet - Squirrel Tail Worm has a floating tail section, but I've found it gets bitten off easilly.

Jeff Kriet

"I wanted a worm that had a tail that stands up. The tail is made to float, just the end of the worm. When I shake it and pull it, whenever I hit a rock, twig or trash, that is when I'll throw slack in my line and try to shake it without moving it. The floating tail has a subtle, tantalizing quiver that fish can't resist. They will bite this bait when they won't bite anything else. I think this will be the best shaky head ever made."

[Mitch f]

Do we have a choice? Is there any rubber bait that is a available with varying amounts of salt?

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