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Location: Belgium | http://www.lake-link.com/jumpto/gotosite.cfm?Site=http://www.smokey...
how do I get the duo-lock snap in the lip like that? I have tried it and so far I only ruined four snaps but I couldn't get the darned snap in the two eyes of the lip if my life depended on it. Is there a trick to this? |
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Location: Belgium | the link doesn't direct you to the lure I'm talking about. Go to baits, then crankbaits, then leo-lures. |
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Location: Eastern Ontario | That is a great question, maybe you should contact leo lures and ask them as they all come that way. |
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Location: Belgium | do they have a website? |
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| Even if you could, would you really want to?
It just seems like a very weak link...
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Location: Holly, MI | "practice" cpr (sorry 'D")
..If you could would you want to..
Use a split ring and Rock-n-Roll |
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Location: Belgium | lobi, I don't understand what you mean?!
I have tried a small stainless steel wire leader of 2" but the bait just swings at about 80° to the left and 80° to the right and rolls over eventually. I need a way to attach these lures to a leader |
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Location: Holly, MI | The sorry part was because I was correcting your spelling.
I was simply suggesting you put a split ring on the lure and fish it, skip the snap like the factory lures. If it rolls out too easily maybe adjust the lip a bit. As mentioned above the snap shown on the factory lure looks like a weak link for a big fish. |
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Location: Belgium | Ok, I'll change that. I didn't know
I mean this: there are two holes in the lip, about 1/5" apart and they ct as holes for making some type of attachment eye. I saw Leopardi lures uses these snaps, I tried a small leader but I can't get the first one into these two holes and the latter one makes the lure overturn instantly. So how do you suggest I could attach the leader to the lip of this lures when there are no screw-eyes to attach the lure to? That's my problem ... |
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