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Allstate48
Posted 1/1/2008 7:07 PM (#291372)
Subject: manta tail




Posts: 389


Location: Corning, Iowa
With the high prices of the bait, I better try to repair one. I repaired the tail on one, now I need the screw. Can I redrill a hole, and tap it, or just glue a tail in the slot? Thanks Doug
Water Goat
Posted 1/3/2008 11:02 PM (#291936 - in reply to #291372)
Subject: Re: manta tail




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The weight or this bait is the least of your worries. Ive used for many years dont know how you lost the tail, but a screw or some 2 part epoxy will fix you problem fine!! Go get em!
RiverMan
Posted 1/4/2008 11:07 AM (#292002 - in reply to #291372)
Subject: Re: manta tail




Posts: 1504


Location: Oregon
I have always wondered how much that tail does on the back, have you tried swimming the lure without it?

RM
Allstate48
Posted 1/4/2008 6:15 PM (#292060 - in reply to #291372)
Subject: RE: manta tail




Posts: 389


Location: Corning, Iowa
I bought this , I think on this site. Haven't done anything until the price started going up. I've got a couple originals, but it's to cold to paint, so I thought I'd just mess with this. I was wondering if you could put a tail like a suick on it. Or like you were thinking just try it without one. Thanks for the replies. Doug
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