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Live Target Blue Back Herring at Cabela's

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Live Target Blue Back Herring

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Live Target Blue Back Herring

Outstanding swimming action
Ultrarealistic eyes
Flashy scaled color patterns

Game fish that rely on herring as a primary food source will find this lure hard to resist. The sleek, triple-segment body offers an appealing profile and outstanding swimming action. Ultrarealistic eyes team with lifelike and flashy scaled color patterns that will fool wary predators. Slow sinking. Per each.
Sizes:

4-1/2", 1 oz.
5-1/2", 1-5/8 oz.
3-1/2", 5/8 oz.

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Overall Customer Rating:

3 out of 5

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Overall Customer Rating:

3 out of 5

Gamebirdstalker

Location:Switzerland

Age:56-65

Gender:Male

Would you recommend this product to a friend? No

Floating, not sinking, and poorly balanced

Date:November 18, 2011

The 5 1/2" 1 5/8 oz Herring is clearly floating in freshwater, not "slow sinking" as marked on the lure. When stopping the reeling in, the lure mounts to the surface where it stays hanging head down. Casting distance is low for a lure of this weight class, because it has a strong tendency in flight to rotate around its yaw axis or even to tailspin. The trebles catch easyly the leader in flight, so you always have to care for stretching the line before landing. It's easy to animate the lure in the water by twitching or jerking, but in this case nearly always the trebles will catch the leader. So, this lure is of restricted use: you may reel it in simply or troll it, and it then will move nicely snakelike close to the surface. The overall construction and the finish look sturdy, the split rings are of good quality, the trebles are ok. But this lure is poorly balanced which causes the mentioned problems. I am disappointed.

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