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| depends....
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| i mean how wud you use this if it was on weedles 4/0 with no weight?
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| I use these types of baits all the time for bass. I have never used them for any saltwater species though! I just take a 3/0 or 4/0 wide gap worm hook and rig it like a regular plastic worm pushing the hook point into the slot in the bottom until the point almost breaks the skin on the back of the lure. Then i throw it around stumps and grass lines or any visible structure and retrieve the lure with short, quick twitches and will pause for about 5 sec. every so often on the retrieve! The twitching makes the lure dart back and forth which imitates injured baitfish. They work great for bass. I love watching them explode these lures on top! Hope this helps!
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| thanks for the info.
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| | If I were you I rig it on a flutter hook, regardless it is a very effective bait. You cast it out and just twitch and reel a little; and repeat. |
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