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carpholeo

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  1.  The most important thing with PVC is leaving enough room for the lead and then not interfere with my hardware.

    On some of my baits Ive had to run the screw eye through the lead to get proper placement for hooks and joints. I just used  screw eyes long enough to go though the lead and into the pvc

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  2. I found a small 8 section swimbait that uses some kind of cloth or thin webbing to connect the sections. Could this be spectra/dyneema cloth or maybe a woven kevlar?

    This photo is of a similar bait using the same material

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  3. I've always used the .25 ml tubes from walmart, but recently i got some 9 oz bottles from a hobby shop and wow! its like a different product, it dries faster and it seems much clearer. I don't know, maybe its just a fresher batch than the walmart tubes. Maybe now walmart will restock with newer tubes since I cleaned out all the san diego county stores.

  4. When deciding where to make my joints I use the 40/60 rule, which is the first section will be 40% of the baits entire length, and the remaing 60% can be divided up into two or three more sections, with the tail section being the shortest.

  5. i meant to ask you, how much does the catfish weigh and how much does that monster trout weigh? :eek:

    The catfish in the video is 7" and weighs 2.3oz, the topwater cat that caught the fish is 4" and weighs 1/2oz, the trout is a whopping 14" and weighs 14.8oz, I'm just dieing to try it in the So Cal reservoirs, I only wish I had something to throw it with.

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