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Old 01-31-2011, 01:23 PM   #1
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so anybody have any luck with the Lacanus out deep with Cod? Biggest I saw was 7oz so might not be enough weight. Thinking going deep might get somthing to nibble at it besides sea bass. Reminds me of a pig and jig large mouth style

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so anybody have any luck with the Lacanus out deep with Cod? Biggest I saw was 7oz so might not be enough weight. Thinking going deep might get somthing to nibble at it besides sea bass. Reminds me of a pig and jig large mouth style
They have a loop on the bottom to allow you attach extra weight so you can drop them as deep as you like. They are not jigged, rather retrieved slowly for 5-10 feet and then dropped back to the bottom.
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