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Cavitrons HMMMM what are they???  There are many factors and variables that control Cavitrons. In fact I was out yesterday playing with them -I don't think too many people in the world throw them more often than I.    Yesterday the wind was light at times but when it was more windy , the line acted like a sail and pulled the bait to the side-causing it to run faster- when the wind stopped -it ran straight- I ditched the 14 lb test and tried 10 - less resistance to wind and it ran straighter-  Changed from the 1/4 to 3/8-14 lb test ran straight because the head was heavier and kept the baits center of gravity lower -no side tracking.. When adding a trailer-it acts like a rudder -It must be on straight or it veers to a side.  As for tweaking the bait-make sure the wire on top lines up with the keel on the head. Nice and straight.  The #1 reason they track to the side -Youre reeling too fast. SlOOOOOOOOw it down -you will find the sweet spot by adjusting the retrieve according to your components and conditions youre fishing.

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I'm personally a big fan of the Cavitron :wink3:

 

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Similar to what Bobby said, I've never had a bad issue with any of my Cavitrons running sideways uncontrollably like I have with other brands. I've probably gone through over a dozen Cavitrons in the past 5 years or so and they've all ran great out of the package. My personal favorite is the red blade, black skirt 1/4oz version. I like to put a 1-2" piece of a Senko on the hook to give the bait a little more weight and casting distance while still keeping that smaller 1/4oz profile. And like noted, if I don't thread that Senko on there perfectly, I will get a slight off center tracking, but nothing that isn't worthy of noting. 

 

Hey @Bobby Uhrig, would it be too much to ask for a bait keeper incorporated into the head/hook design? Please.... ?

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Pulled a basically brand new cavitron out of a tree by the launch on my way in yesterday. Nice looking bait. Will have to give it a workout next time out. (After i remove the bead in front of the blade). Still not sure why this is done.

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