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injured fish swimbaits

jr1945
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made these for a guy in Ca. who wanted some baits that swam on their sides as if injured.

all are 7", slow sinking

the hooks are held in position with super magnets embedded in the bait.

he plans on bottom fishing them so i made them so they sank and swam with the hooks up

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    Pretty cool concept, Any videos of them in action?

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    Excellent craftsmanship as always John.

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    Those are pretty cool looking, how do the magnets work? Nice lookin paint jobs as well!

    just to keep the hooks in place so they are not just flopping around.

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    Those are pretty cool looking, how do the magnets work? Nice lookin paint jobs as well!

    just to keep the hooks in place so they are not just flopping around.

    Oh ok, gotcha makes more sense now!

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