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UserRemoved1 · 01-18-2007, 05:42 PM

Redsox yes those are both designed to be sinkers. Cast them out and keep tight to them and they will stay right on top with a real nice "slashing" type of action. It's a different technique popper than most make and one that works VERY effectively. The 1.25 is just about neutral bouyant with only 6 grams in the tail and the seagar has 14 grams in the belly for weight. I fish the seagar for a popper in the surf and it's one of my best plugs. That was a design that Makati made years ago that I started making. Very similar to a Cotton Cordell popper except it has squid eyes now and it's wood...and made in the USA.

01-18-2007, 05:42 PM	#39
UserRemoved1 Permanently Disconnected iTrader: (-9) Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 12,647	Redsox yes those are both designed to be sinkers. Cast them out and keep tight to them and they will stay right on top with a real nice "slashing" type of action. It's a different technique popper than most make and one that works VERY effectively. The 1.25 is just about neutral bouyant with only 6 grams in the tail and the seagar has 14 grams in the belly for weight. I fish the seagar for a popper in the surf and it's one of my best plugs. That was a design that Makati made years ago that I started making. Very similar to a Cotton Cordell popper except it has squid eyes now and it's wood...and made in the USA.