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I have kind of been obsessed with swim baits lately. I want to find a soft swim bait that runs surface to maybe 1' Can anyone think of one single alternative to the Savage Gear Floating?

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Just a heads up, I love fishing the Line Thru's especially the 8", but wasn't impressed with the action of the 6".  Not a good slow wind bait from what I experienced nor did it have the nice kick of the 8".  This is my opinion from my experience, just figured I'd give you a heads up before hand.  But had the same idea you did, just didn't pan out the way I wanted it to.  

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Hudd rof 0, castaic catch22/platinum. there's a lot of others.

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3:16 lure co. 8" rising sons. Ive been running them right at the surface and getting alot of followers and caught this piggy on one, awesome baits!

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well the hunt is on if the 6" is out. 

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Hudd rof 0, castaic catch22/platinum. there's a lot of others.

Can't find rof0 been looking for it but see it nowhere.

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well the hunt is on if the 6" is out. 

I have several of the 6", mine swim very well both the sinking and floating models. I love the option to rig them as a top hook or bottom hook bait. 

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good to know mixed opinions...

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good to know mixed opinions...

It's true they don't kick as hard as the 8", but it's a lot smaller bait so it doesn't have the same surface area to produce as much kick. I'm fine with that because it's a more subtle presentation. 

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It's true they don't kick as hard as the 8", but it's a lot smaller bait so it doesn't have the same surface area to produce as much kick. I'm fine with that because it's a more subtle presentation. 

do the floaters really float on top or just below the surface? no youtube videos unfortunately.

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do the floaters really float on top or just below the surface? no youtube videos unfortunately.

Mine float on the surface and look like they're going to be deadly little baits.

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Well I may give them a go have a gift card for tackle warehouse.

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You could always just buy the floater and add 1/32 tungsten nail weights to tune it to your desired ROF.

 

Easier to make a floating bait sink than a sinking bait float.

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Can't find rof0 been looking for it but see it nowhere.

As a 6" no, you would have to bump up to the 8" to find the ROF 0.

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The new Hudd gill rof 5 wakes if you slow roll it and keep your rod tip high. At least mine does. More like a rof 2

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