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| I've got a crankbait that rolls and runs on its side like no one's business. I've tuned/turned the front screw eye around nearly 360 degrees without any results. Looking more closely at the lexan lip I noticed it appeared to be slightly off center.
So I've taken it out and re-epoxied it into place. After looking at it again even more closely it would appear that the lexan itself is misshapen.
Has anyone experienced this on a favorite bait or something? If reorienting the lip doesn't work, should I try and buy a new lip? Or is there a way to counter balance the bait to make it run straight without having to replace the lip entirely?
Edited by esox50 10/6/2007 10:56 PM
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Location: WI | could you heat and bend it? |
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | or, take your dremel to it, and make it right. |
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| I think I may take the Dremel to it as Rob suggested if I can't get it to run right by reorienting the lip. Thanks fellas! |
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