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Bought a couple of the Nessie 5" in a couple colors for power BFS fishing. I haven't used them yet, but I hear they are slow sinking.

 

I'd like to rig one up to sink just a bit faster and thinking of using a 1/16oz tungsten nail weight. Where I'm perplexed with the nail weight is the location I should insert nail weight. I'd prefer a nose down or horizontal fall, just not sure on the Nessie 5" body to place the nail weight.

 

Any ideas or thoughts on this dilemma?

Berkley Nessie 2.jpg

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I’d put it in the front section midway between the hook hanger and the joint as low and parallel to the belly as possible. Good luck

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Hi Volfan, ah ok, I see where you're getting at. I'll give it a shot. Thank you

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SMB love this thing (5") BUT hookup ratio is horrible, its a shallow water bait, claims slow sink but its basically buoyant on 15# coploy.  Already lost a left eye on it, with that said bait has potential with modifications.  Going to try 12# floro and maybe a larger hook, which will help it sink.

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