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| was looking at pounders the other day and could only find the color i like in the shallow pounder. was just wondering how much shallower does the shallow pounder run compared to the regular if you worked both baits at the same pace? |
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| shallow dawg seems to glide more and obviously sinks slower. i run both, and like the shallow better. If i want it to go deeper i just count it down longer. but i am able to use it over weeds, and stumps more effectively without getting hung up. |
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| Could always simply add some bell sinker weights to the harness's front hook ring on the shallow dog to work it deeper too. Making it a two-in-one bait... |
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Location: Gilberts IL/Rhinelander WI | It comes down to working them faster or slower. I use them both. |
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| MACK - 7/18/2012 7:37 AM
Could always simply add some bell sinker weights to the harness's front hook ring on the shallow dog to work it deeper too. Making it a two-in-one bait...
Yup. This helps make them dive really headfirst also, which I personally like. |
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