jackall cover craw

[ohiobassmaster93]

has anyone tried these yet.  they look pretty good, put i havent got to try them yet  

thanks

[Primus]

I got some last week through Ichiban Tackle, looks good in the water but haven't caught any yet with the limited cast that I have made. Rig it with the line going in through the front it does a slow backwards glide.

[ohiobassmaster93]

yeaa i watched there promo video and it fell backwards, but if it has that backwards fall you can't use a weight can you?

[Primus]

Good question, I plan on expierimenting with different ways to rig this bait which may include using small tungsten nail weights. I may try some keel weighted hooks as well. I'll be sure to follow-up with my impressions after I use it more.

[Primus]

Hey, ohiobassmaster caught  3 of my keepers last night on the cover craw in tough conditions (a major cold front, also picked up a few on a Basstrix, baby 1 minus and a spinnerbait when the wind picked up). The best way to fish it seems to be weightless in calm water or when their is  a light breeze. It has about the same fall rate as Yum Dinger but not as fast as a Senko with a nice gliding action. The negative on this bait is that they are very fragile, I would reccomend picking up a few bags (Tackle Whse now has them in stock). If you decide to try it please share your observations.

[Raul]

yeaa i watched there promo video and it fell backwards, but if it has that backwards fall you can't use a weight can you?

Why not ?

Or where you are planning to weight the bait ?

[Bassboss]

I'm a fan a jackall lures, and they're  great, with a 2/0 wide gap hook and a 1/4 oz bullet weight!

[Pantera61]

Use tungsten nail weights, as mentioned above.  Insert the weights in the thick end.

[ohiobassmaster93]

i got a couple bags of *** but they haven't came in yet so i haven t been able 2 test em out yet but thanks for the info primus ;D