I have saw very few soft baits that float mmost sink slowly..
Well I was kinda waiting on more people to post first CB but you can bet I do plan on telling ya'll my opinions...........![]()
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Jon do you have your pad and pencil or did you finally break down and buy an ink cartridge for your printer?????........................hold on Doug............................................................................
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I would say no. Too much salt packed in alot of the soft plastics. They also seem alot more dense.But what do I know.![]()
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softworm, let me save you alot of aches and pains by telling you that many of the injector bait companies don't use hot plastics and they will not melt down with heat because they are a chemically induced form of hardening very similar to the same effect you get when you mix epoxy together. It is never heated. But I guess you already figured the no heating part out by your post..........You're exactly right. Thats one reason. I don't know what kind of plastic the "big boys" use for pouring their lures, but I've melted some of it back down to repour. This is the thickest, and awfull smelling stuff you can imagine. Sometimes I wonder how you can catch fish with them.