Epoxy for Crankbaits That Take On Water

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iceintheveins

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Location Grand Junction, Colorado
My PB: Between 7-8 lbs
Favorite Bass: Largemouth & Smallmouth
Favorite Lake or River The Yampa River, Colorado's best smallmouth fishery. Lots of 2 - 4 pound, obese bronze bombers in this river. Connected Lakes is my favorite lake, just a group of small gravel pits, no bigger than 100 acres. No monsters, but lots of 2 - 5 pound largemouths and the odd 6 - 7.

November 8, 20169 yr

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I have a Damiki DC 400 that now sinks like a rock after catching just two bass. What type of epoxy should I use to seal it? Should I apply it around the bill, the hook holders, or anywhere else?

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November 8, 20169 yr

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From: Damiki Fishing Tackle

from Damiki, taken from the TW website.

Based on this, you should just contact them and they should replace it. There no reason that you should have to repair a crankbait of any kind after catching 2 fish on it.

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iceintheveins

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Location Grand Junction, Colorado
My PB: Between 7-8 lbs
Favorite Bass: Largemouth & Smallmouth
Favorite Lake or River The Yampa River, Colorado's best smallmouth fishery. Lots of 2 - 4 pound, obese bronze bombers in this river. Connected Lakes is my favorite lake, just a group of small gravel pits, no bigger than 100 acres. No monsters, but lots of 2 - 5 pound largemouths and the odd 6 - 7.

November 8, 20169 yr

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Just now, j bab said:

from Damiki, taken from the TW website.

Based on this, you should just contact them and they should replace it. There no reason that you should have to repair a crankbait of any kind after catching 2 fish on it.

Okay I'll just do that.

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