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 Re: Which soft plastic floats?
[Re: Jersey Dan]
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07/31/13 09:51 PM
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Revoman
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Catch em, kiss em, let em go
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Re: Which soft plastic floats?
[Re: Timmy Freespool]
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08/01/13 12:10 PM
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lamoon78
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Grandebass Rattlesnake float use a lighter wire hook
Hags Tornadoes float really good on lighter wire hooks
Probably the best for floating IMO that I like is Xcite and I do use all these
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Re: Which soft plastic floats?
[Re: Timmy Freespool]
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08/01/13 12:48 PM
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SnakeEyes
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the reason plastics float is lack of salt...
ZOOM impregnates 90% of their plastics with salt.. unless it says floating just assume it don't.
�Harassment of a law-abiding fisherman is a crime punishable by fine and/or imprisonment,� ~Boyd Kennedy TPWD legal counsel
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Re: Which soft plastic floats?
[Re: Timmy Freespool]
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08/01/13 01:09 PM
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Warrior Poet
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Nichols lures. By far the best floating worm on the market. I use them on Amistad all the time
2010 Ranger Z520, 250 Yamaha VMax
Lakes Amistad, Choke Canyon, Sam Rayburn, Toledo Bend, Livingston, Fayette, and Raven
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Re: Which soft plastic floats?
[Re: Timmy Freespool]
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08/01/13 02:02 PM
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Hitch
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Re: Which soft plastic floats?
[Re: Timmy Freespool]
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08/01/13 03:09 PM
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Timmy Freespool
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I've had the same experience with those Zoom worms. Bought some, thought they were suppose to float, then.... disappointment. Those Grande Bass baby rattle snakes have a very very slow fall. With the grande bass and the trick worms I find myself so frustrated because hook sets are definitely not free. It will cost you a worm and some fishing time to rerig.
At first it was about the fish, now it's about so much more...
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