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| I just bought my second undertaker this fall and threw it a few times but i have a question about them. How do you work them? When ever i use mine it always surfaces and i can't get it to stay down. I count it down and that dont work either. I love the bait cause i hooked my musky on one and when i can get it to stay down for a little while i has awesome action but i was just wondering is there a right way to work it? |
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| Try using downward taps when using it, it does like to hang near the surface sometimes so you may also consider some bigger hooks to help keep it down. They do work if you get one that holds up! |
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Location: VA | Why not go to any golf shop and buy lead tape and weight the lure? I do this with MANY of my glide baits to get the lure to do what I want it too. Works like a CHARM.
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| I personally don't own one! But if the lure is made of wood, Try to soak it in water for a day or so. This will help alot!
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Location: KY | I fish them very erratically. They work great when fish are tight to cover and have seen everything else. To keep it down I would not try to soak it in water. Tape some lead to the body, put a larger hook on the front, or wrap the hook with some lead. |
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