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Nice cranks! Are these actually made from pvc?

Jeff

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Sweet looking crankbaits Ben!

Jerry

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Thanks guys!

Nice cranks! Are these actually made from pvc?

Jeff

Jeff, I use AZEK PVC board for my lures. AZEK PVC is an expanded PVC foam used for composite decking, and it's not anything like the PVC used for pipes!

  • Super User
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Ahh, got ya! SO I assume they float and not suspend? This is an interesting concept. How well do they fish? They look great!

Jeff

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These baits are floaters. PVC foam board is a bit less buoyant than cedar, so buoyancy is not a problem.

PVC fishes no differently than a wooden or plastic crank bait - a good PVC lure will catch a lot of fish, and bad ones won't. All three materials give different actions to a given lure style, but none of those materials are better or worse than the others.

Posted

Well said Ben. A PVC bait can be built to suspend, just like any balsa or basswood bait. I've made a few and regretted it because if you get them hung up on the bottom or a tree branch and you are without your lure retriever, your bait is history. Suspending baits do just that suspend, and don't return to the top.

Jerry

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All those baits look great Ben, really like the littel wake bait. Personally I don't like suspending cranks and what a pain

in the butt it is to build one. It's much easier to add suspend dots to finished crank.

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