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Muskie Fishing -> Lures,Tackle, and Equipment -> Cobb's Round Nose Hooking the Leader
 
Message Subject: Cobb's Round Nose Hooking the Leader
catfishonthelake
Posted 12/11/2014 3:41 PM (#743766)
Subject: Cobb's Round Nose Hooking the Leader




Posts: 161


Location: New Jersey
Anyone have their Cobb's hook the leader way too often. I use single strand steel leaders with solid rings, but it seems like the bait fouls on every cast. I've had some issues with other gliders, but it seems like I can't get 2 good casts out of a Cobb. There has to be a better way, anyone have suggestions?
Trophyseeker50
Posted 12/13/2014 8:27 PM (#743995 - in reply to #743766)
Subject: Re: Cobb's Round Nose Hooking the Leader





Posts: 791


Location: WI
Glide baits have a tendency of turning nose first in the air when casted. You can fix this by applying more thumb drag when casting. These baits are a weighted more in the nose area so as to sink evenly. As a maker of gliders I have had a few people contact me with the same problem. More thumb always solves the problem.
catfishonthelake
Posted 12/14/2014 12:45 AM (#744002 - in reply to #743995)
Subject: Re: Cobb's Round Nose Hooking the Leader




Posts: 161


Location: New Jersey
Thanks man, much appreciated.
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