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Posts: 241
| Can the Tuff Shad be used for casting or are they primarily a trolling lure?
If not, an favorite crankbaits, deep divers, in this size?
Back to the Tuff Shad. Is it a floater at rest or does it sink.
Does it rise quick, slow, or not at all.
I'm thinking about getting a few to add to my spring (casting) line-up.
Comments?
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Location: NE Ohio | yes, good for casting. nice rattle. floats at rest, as long as leader isn't too heavy. depend on leader weight on how fast it will rise. runs a little deep for my liking in a spring bait. 4" bakers work very well also. |
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Posts: 427
| Tuff Shads can be casted but I agree with Pklingen they run a little deep. Baker 4 in. and the new Crime Boss by Boss Shad along with Alley Cats L Ps are my primary spring casting baits. The Crime Boss is new this season but is fast becoming a go to bait. |
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Posts: 1425
Location: St. Lawrence River | 5.5" smoker ss shad for a sweet lil shallow bait |
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Posts: 3242
Location: Racine, Wi | Slammer makes a 4" deep shad. We do very good trolling them, but I also do well casting them. |
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4" Tuff Shad (or suitable alternative) for Casting