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[BassBest]

the more I think about it the more it seems to be a very bad thing to do, the cinch knot is very tight and the bait would have to have a large wobble area, but hey if it made the bait stray sideways, it might get a bass' attention, they would say: "Ha, that dumbass tied to the bait with no ring, go tell bob the smallmouth to eat that thing, he'll eat anything. lol, A side note: an injured minnow jerks and swims sort of on its side doesn't it?, If I'm right, I know where my suspend dots are going on my next rogueing trip.

[MLTSPCS]

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON Jan-22-06 AT 08:32PM (EST)[/font][p]Let me know how you do with those side-weighted jerks. Sounds good as long as the weights don't interfere w/ the diving depth. If the bait runs true when your reeling and jerking it down it just might be the next big craze. Might be something good to try w/shallow runners and topwaters too. Sorry guys, I know this wasn't the original topic. I seem to always find a way to go off on some wild tangent. Especially when BB is in on it. HE always has something that makes me scratch my head and say "HMMM. Just might work."

[BassBest]

LOL, I just love the endless possibilities, but as far as running true with side weighted jerks, an injured minnow doesn't run true either :), as long as the bass are around and are active, lol, I'm doing it again aren't I.

[MLTSPCS]

Yeah. Me too. lol I was just saying if you were going to use a suspending jerkbait, you would want it running fairly level to get it down to its target depth. Not so much while you are working it but just to get it in place.