For the peanut plooper kit it says a weight is available which weight is it so I can get them when I send in my next order.Thanks
6 gram belly weight
http://www.saltys.co/lureweights.htm (http://www.saltys.co/lureweights.htm)
excellant choice i love the plooper popper (http://www.saltwaterplugs.com/saltyforum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=84.0;attach=1417;image) (http://www.saltwaterplugs.com/saltyforum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=84.0;attach=1416;image)
Thanks.
say surfstix......the plug in the bass pic.......is tail weighted i dont use belly weights to often.......i tail weight the plug so it cuts threw the wind better :)
Any suggestions on how much weight to throw in the back end I figured the belly weight may give it some ballast up front even if I go lighter on it.
yea like i said i very rarely do i use a belly weight but salty has the tail weights about 1/4" and about 1" long plus whats cool about them is the tail gromitt fits into the hole.......now i drill a 1/4" hole into the tail of the plug.... deeper then the tail weight lenth this way i can jam it in towards the middle of the plug if i want to..... this makes the plug throw like a bullet........there aint nothing worse than tossin a nice looking plug out to the bar and have it spin rather then shoot out like a rocket........... :) good luck surfstix
I wouldn't go any more than the 1/4x1 weight it might start sinking like a stone...
which is not necessarily a bad thing-sometimes some of my best poppers are one's that do sink and you keep them on top by working them..like the seagar popper.
Thanks for the responses I'll have to experiment.