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    A couple hours on a rainy day and I have a couple of weighted floats.Name:  IMG_0298.jpg
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    Won’t miss that color! Please let us know how they worked!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BobC View Post
    Won’t miss that color! Please let us know how they worked!
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    Will do Bob...And that’s exactly why It’sthat color, so these old eyes don’t miss them, lol...
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    I have a few corks and chopsticks saved and they should be getting nervous because I will be giving these a shot. BB shot of course. lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by SpeckledSlab View Post
    I have a few corks and chopsticks saved and they should be getting nervous because I will be giving these a shot. BB shot of course. lol
    SpeckledSlab, they’re not hard to do. Looking forward to seeing them.
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    Good looking floats. Another vote for the color too. Did you spin em up on a drill?
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    Quote Originally Posted by skeetbum View Post
    Good looking floats. Another vote for the color too. Did you spin em up on a drill?
    Why thank you sir, I appreciate the compliment from the master...lol. In a sense yes I used a drill, but not a hand held one. I used a bench top drill press.
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    I did a bit more painting on them this morning...Name:  20210412_203937.jpg
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    Why weight them,,,? For casting?
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    It's two fold. Yes the additional weight, though minimal, does help with casting, but the weights counter balance the weight of the jig, and allow the float to lay flat on the water. And if a fish touches it or breathes on it, bang it will stand up...
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