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Location: Northern Illinois | Have a bunch of them and I think they are great lures. I usually crank them down and I may let them back their way out or float up over cover. I noticed yesterday that I have one that is actually less than neutral buoyant and it will actually sink slowly. I know there have been some slight changes over the years - are some like this? |
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Location: Minnesota | I don't use these lures, but its possible that yours may have some water logging issues. |
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Location: Yahara River Chain | I had one that wasn't water logged and sank slowly right out of the packaging. That was more than 20 yrs ago. |
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Location: SE, WI. | Any wood bait is going to be inconsistant. Some wood is more dense than others. Bagley's was a good choice years ago when Jim Bagley owned the company. The cranks for the last decade or so have been made in China. I would not trust them. Heard too many horror stories on them failing during battles. Get on board with the new 6 and 7 inch slammers. Very consistant, and hold up well!!! JD |
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Some Bagley DB-06's less than neutral buoyant?