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Flash Pointer 115 #10713226 03/21/15 05:06 PM
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Here's Lucky Craft's description: "New slow floater and shallower member of the Pointer Series
The latest model of Lucky Craft�s tournament winning jerkbait series, the Flash Pointer, is a slow-sinking model designed to more effectively fish the critical 5 � 6 foot depth zone. Combining the benefits of the Pointer and Flash Minnow, this bait has great side-to-side action and slowly floats allowing it to be used in various shallower water situations."

So does it float or sink?

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Flash pointer 115 MR or Flash Pointer 115 SP? I have a few of the Flash Pointer 115 SP's and they SLOWLY sink. Guess it depends on water temp though. None of them float though.

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One of the retailers offered three versions: Slow sinking, suspending and fast sinking. Have not found a floater anywhere, which is what I'd love to have.

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Originally Posted By: Ricky T
One of the retailers offered three versions: Slow sinking, suspending and fast sinking. Have not found a floater anywhere, which is what I'd love to have.


You might be able to tweak the suspending into a floater by using lighter hooks and line that is very buoyant (15lb Mean Green)


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