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| I had a few chewed up dawgs but the tails were still intact so I made some wood bodies and transplanted the tails...
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Location: North St. Paul, MN | Cool. How'd you attach the tails? |
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| screw into the back of body and cut the screw head off. Apply CA glue to body and screw and spray CA accelerant onto tail and press together - bonds the soft plastic to the epoxy coating - never had one loosen or get pulled off |
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Location: North St. Paul, MN | I do the same...my tails are WAY smaller, so I was wondering if you were doing something different. Very cool looking bait, for sure! What's the action like on that thing? About 12 inches total? |
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| 9oz and 15 inches. Similar to a dawg but with more wobble and a more horizontal drop on the pause. Sink rate probably a bit slower than a dawg |
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