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    Default profile swimmer with washers

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    Still needs swim test .
    Very curious to see how the whole in the washer will affect the action of the plug
    6" long
    weight 2.5 to 3 oz ish
    only one has a quarter for a lip

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    Quote Originally Posted by madcaster View Post
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    Still needs swim test .
    Very curious to see how the whole in the washer will affect the action of the plug
    6" long
    weight 2.5 to 3 oz ish
    only one has a quarter for a lip
    all i can say is.....W O W ....!!!!!!!!!!!!! w t g . b r o ..... don`t think the hole will hurt it they are ss washers right ,, if the hole is a problem fill the hole with epoxy should be fine bro very nice job bro ...

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    Gotta be honest here, Madcaster....when I first saw you doing that, I thought to myself..."What the heck is he thinking? "

    After meeting you I realized you think a bit different than most folks do.....
    And my initial thoughts were that with a rounded, thicker lip that coin or washer presents, the action would not be consistent....but....

    Do you want consistent action in a swimmer?
    Wouldn't it be better to have more erratic action, thereby more vibrations in the water, picked up by a fish's lateral lines?
    And more visible from below in rough or choppy water?
    Hell yes!...and that's exactly what you created.....


    Now you need to hang a fish on one.....try working the flats at night, some bigger blues have come in.....love to see that thing get crushed and see how it holds up.....

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    just did a swim test . the ones with big washers did fine . the smaller lips I had to swap out the belly hook to a smaller one. it's funny each one had it's own action.... to me it's not about just casting out and reeling it back in. it's making it look and act like a wounded bunker,easy pickens for a bass

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    Great looking plugs mad. If you need a tester, I'm available!

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    Don't let cowherder test your plugs. He hardly ever fishes. They would get a better trial if you sent them to me.

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    that is some beautiful work there, brother.

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    back off plug ...ho..s i got first dibs ..... lol..

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    The hole in the washer could give it some turbulence and greater movement. Catch a fish on one and lets see.

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    Very cool designs madcaster.

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