fishing lure version - 1

cults3d

here is a fishing lure using a 20g olive lead lengthened inside. That way it throws far enough. This weight is suitable for open water, relatively deep water (at least 8m if there is current), for the boat... prototype. Advantage: -It allows to use one, two or three different colours (counting the "caudal" part). stop and go" or an alternation of acceleration and deceleration is possible. or the light drag. It can be put on as a terminal decoy after feathers or teasers. mounting: teasers or feathers in front of the lure can lower the vertical drop due to the increased water friction at the reel/trail. in the picture of the clamp, you see a fringe hook. It seems that this type of termination guides linearly/brakes too much the back, limiting the slight lateral animation, unlike the simple caudal paddle. You need; "olive" pellets, preferably 20 g (unless ballasted with small round pellets). If the lead swivel or staple gets in the way, they can be cut with pliers and must roughly correspond to the template shown in the image "b-jig lead olive..." otherwise they will not fit in their housing. -single hooks size 1, or 1/0 (see between 2 and 2/0) -broken 10mm and 6mm rings -a broken ring pliers (that helps) -can also be used as a pump clamp to close the "clips" tightly. -Present the two clips face to face and engage them without one being more engaged than the other, so that they are not crooked and do not break. at this point, there must be a small gap between the two hulls. go gently and apply strong pressure to fully assemble the clips (this can be done with the pump clamp, or a pair of pliers wrapped in soft material, so as not to mark or break the plastic). optional: You can fix the lead with hot glue, as long as you keep its centre of gravity as low as possible in the lower shell (so the glue will be on the sides).