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Most everybody I know throws the Fats, but regular still works

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They have different actions.  The si fats have more kick in the tail and catch more water.  This results in not only the tail to kick back and forth,  but the belly gets a rocking motion moving the entire bait.  Then regular ones move with little motion in the body of the bait but the tail still swings.  The regular ones can be fished like a small finesse worm as well as a swimbait.  Long story short, fats have more action, and they both work well.

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On 5/23/2017 at 6:28 AM, top_dollar said:

They have different actions.  The si fats have more kick in the tail and catch more water.  This results in not only the tail to kick back and forth,  but the belly gets a rocking motion moving the entire bait.  Then regular ones move with little motion in the body of the bait but the tail still swings.  The regular ones can be fished like a small finesse worm as well as a swimbait.  Long story short, fats have more action, and they both work well.

Good explanation.  Thanks.  The overall action in the Fat is why I prefer it.  It even shimmies when falling.

Donna Gilzow

Bella Vista, Arkansas

The charm of fishing is that it is the pursuit of what is elusive but attainable, a perpetual series of occasions for hope.

--John Buchan, 1915

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5 hours ago, Donna G said:

Good explanation.  Thanks.  The overall action in the Fat is why I prefer it.  It even shimmies when falling.

She likes it because I'm way too fat to have ANY overall action and I certainly don't shimmy ... when falling or not.

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34 minutes ago, Champ188 said:

She likes it because I'm way too fat to have ANY overall action and I certainly don't shimmy ... when falling or not.

She like it because it, like you, it is a piece of work!!!

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