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Offline Bassman2169

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Big foot
« on: 02/27/13 09:30 UTC »
  What size do you guys like?  Thinking bout the four inch.  Do you have good success with the floating foam for getting a floating frog?  I use hollow frogs plenty and if I could make a softy that floats well, I'm in.  Thanks for advice and opinions, Joey

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Re: Big foot
« Reply #1 on: 02/27/13 09:38 UTC »
I just got a 4 toad i ben testing in test tank it floats gamy 4/0 off set shank worm ewg it weights about twic as much as trokar 4/0 hook so that was great theres a lot I can do with that :P
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Re: Big foot
« Reply #2 on: 02/27/13 14:10 UTC »
Hey Joey, heres a link to how I make my frogs float.


http://www.caneycreekmolds.net/index.php?topic=2914.0


regards mick

Offline Botanophilia

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Re: Big foot
« Reply #3 on: 02/27/13 20:24 UTC »
I have the 4" and it's great.  I think the 4.5" would be good too.  So far I don't worry about making them float, I bring them in just fast enough to stay on the surface and a pause to let them sink will often trigger a strike if a fish is following but not hitting (which is rare).  There are situations that a floating frog could be useful, but those instances are rare enough that I haven't made the foam a priority.

Offline MO QWACK

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Re: Big foot
« Reply #4 on: 02/27/13 22:14 UTC »
I'm thinking about the 4 inch as well. Anyone want to give me about a grand in mold money? ;)