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If you work it fast it does not have time to go up and down,more side to side action.
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Can't go to fast with a beer in one hand and a thermometer in your mouth
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1/8 and 1/4 depends on the tide and wind
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What kinda corks do ya use? Hope yall don't mind all the ?
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I don't know, if I use a poppin cork I chunk the middle one with a circle hook and no weight
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Thanks.
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I use old bay sider.... Bought 8 3 years ago..... Still using same 8. I've repainted them a few times. Corks are dinged up , but the main piece is still strait and Workin just like new!!!
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Not sure it makes a difference other than looking pretty, a sharp hook does. 1/16, 1/8, and 1/4. Sometimes the lighter the jig the more strikes if they want a slower fall, but they don't cast as far. I try to cast them downwind anyway though.
IMO you really don't need a 1/4 under the cork, I don't think they bounce as high when you pop it. |
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