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Does anyone know what the weight of the Keitech Fat Swing 6.8" and 7.8" sizes are?

 

I ask because I need to make sue I have a rod that can handle the weight of the lure + the hook.

 

 

Thanks

 

 

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  • The 6.8” Keitech Fat Swing Impact has 3 baits per blister pack.
    This “New” editions to the Fat Swing product line fill a gap for those Trophy hunters who have been waiting patiently. Salt water anglers will find this size appealing due to its size and durability. An individual 6.8 weighs 1.2 oz.
  • The 7.8” Keitech Fat Swing Impact has 2 baits per blister pack.
    This “New” editions to the Fat Swing is the “Gran-Daddy” of swimbaits. Weighing in at over 1.9 oz. of Salt & Squid infused plastic. This giant size swimbait still maintains the “Perfect” Keitech swimming action.

Their words, not mine lol

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I use the Owner Beast Flashy Swimmer with both of these. The 6.8 is 1.2 oz. With the 8/0 it comes in around 1.6 oz.  The 7.8 is 1.9 oz. With the 10/0 it is 2.4 oz.

 

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On 6/12/2018 at 10:29 PM, 1201vilbig said:

I use the Owner Beast Flashy Swimmer with both of these. The 6.8 is 1.2 oz. With the 8/0 it comes in around 1.6 oz.  The 7.8 is 1.9 oz. With the 10/0 it is 2.4 oz.

 

Have you used the 6.8 with the 10/0 hook? Trying to see if it would be over kill. 

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10 hours ago, bunz559 said:

Have you used the 6.8 with the 10/0 hook? Trying to see if it would be over kill. 

I have not tried it nor have I seen a need for it - yet. When that bait gets bit, there's no doubt. I haven't had an issue with the bait interfering with the hook set using the 8/0. It is almost always time for Mend-it after a decent sized fish.

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On 11/9/2018 at 12:13 PM, bunz559 said:

Have you used the 6.8 with the 10/0 hook? Trying to see if it would be over kill. 

I have used the 6.8 and use a 8/0 hook. Works just fine 

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