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| Hello basement dwellers.
I am making some bucktails for the first time.
I am using#6 and #7 Colorado blades. I was wondering if deep cupped blades will work, compared to regular cupped? Will they spin as easy?
Thanks for your inputs.
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Location: big cove tannery pa | Yes they will work but i have found out that they donot turn as easy or thump as much as the reg. cupped colorado blades. |
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Location: sneaking out to get on the water ;-) | I agree with pa they work but don't thump as nice they spin easy though |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | Don't use two of them in tandem. They have a tenancy to hang up. You will be disappointed. Even those blades when used as a single blade don't rotate all that well. They are best used as a flutter blade on the shaft of a spinner bait. |
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| Thanks guys, for your input.
Bigbite, I'll take your advise. I am making double bladed bucktails.
I bought all deep cupped, blades. I'll Just order the other ones.
I have to order clevises, and split rings, anyway. |
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