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| So i ordered a couple of believers, and as far i as i understand they are a pretty boyent bait, does do people have any nice tricks to get them to almost suspend, would like a super slow rise.
I'm getting a 8 and a 10 inch jointed.
Tight Lines, |
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Location: Walker, MN | You could try drilling a small hole, adding a little water and then seal it back up...I have never tried it on a believer though. |
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Location: Blaine, MN | add weight to the hook shanks, or try a weighted leader? |
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| If you want a suspending crank why not just use something like a DDD or countdown DR?.... IMO- Believers are a great bait because they are extremely buoyant - very versatile bait, the buoyancy creates the bait to work shallow over and through weeds, even can be used as a topwater... crank it down and it will kick out aggressive if twitched hard , work it slower almost like a Suick... and "wanders" great if you want to troll it....I think you will "kill" the bait and most of its fish catching qualities by attempting to make it a suspending bait. But if you do as mentioned above a weighted leader is probably your best choice. |
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| yes one of my consernes was to kill the action, i'll try a weighted leader, and/or some lead to the treble eyes, to se how it does :D otherwise it just fit some other situation. |
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| I have added a 1oz bell sinker to the front hook split ring and upsize the hook |
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| you can also wrap solder wire around the shank of the hooks. use equal lengths of wire per hook. |
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Location: NE PA | Stick on tire weights work.... Then just peel them off if you want to go back to normal. |
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| Where do you get stick on tire weights ? |
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Location: NE PA | Just google "stick on wheel weights" Lots of different hits should come up. Or you may be able to stop by an auto shop and pick some up. |
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Location: Walker, MN | I actually think that the pronounced action and buoyancy of a believer could make it a perfect candidate for tinkering. After all, what is the difference between a depth raider and a countdown depth raider...just weight right? |
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