musky69

Thanks for the info Gino. I never thought too much about the wobble until I threw a bait last week similar to the one I make. That bait had a wobble on the fall unlike mine. I was more concerned with how my baits ran than whether they would wobble. After my friend brought it to my attention when we were out on the water, I thought I would try to get some wobble in my baits.

So which will it be, below the line or above the line? 50/50 Lol.

I hope there is a happy median. One post I read said, put the weight above the center line to get the wobble effect. The baits I have been making have the weight below the center line. They run fine but no wobble in the fall. I guess I am going to try more trial runs to see if I can get them right.

I have been making some musky jerkbaits and gliders. I make from 6 to 8 inch baits. Can anyone help with any info on how to get a bait to wobble on the fall? I have had good luck with weighting the rounder baits to get them to wobble but, not so much with the more flatter side baits. The baits work well as far as side to side and sink rate, but I would like to get them to wobble/flutter when I pause them. Thanks guys