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| Just curious how the heck these darn things should be worked? Do I give it hard short pulls, soft long pulls, side to side or straight down? I believe this bait will eventually be a producer for me if I can figure out how to present it. I use hard short pulls but the lure either rides up or only goes to one side. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jesse |
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| hi, seeing as no one is willing to answer, I will. I fish them with short soft pulls to keep them under the surface. I get a good glide when pulling them under first in one long pull and then start with the short soft pulls. Keep your line slightly tighter than with the average glide-bait, but not tight as you would need for a suick. Another great action I get with these cobb's gliders is just pulling them back like a suick with long hard pulls and taps inbetween. Don't mind that it doesn't glide, the wobble often produces more takes for me. |
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| I love fishing Cobbs and like Steve said, the wobble is the key. With countdowns, I get more glide. But with the unweighted ones, I keep the rod tip low and give the rod just a 6" to 1' tap. This gives you a side to side glide that starts off with a little shimmy first. They seem to work better if you don`t over work them. Short and low rod tip with long pauses in between. |
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