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I wonder if JB Weld would hold? Just thinking out loud here. Some of my Texas rig hooks used for big worms I double a piece of big mono line and wrap much like tying a crappie jig.1 point
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Lots of hooks will work if modified like this. A magnetic strip will help hold the hooks.1 point
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It would have to be modified like I did mine.
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I think the tail is too long and the flat nose needs to be flat. Put the line tie at the very back of that flat nose. I've build more than a few floating lipless baits and the ballast is forward in the body so it sits nose down at rest.1 point
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I do my sealer coat over the foil then paint and clear coat. My foil baits have held up for yrs.1 point
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They spin because there isn't enough weight to counteract the inertia of the blade. You may try using a heavier spinner body or and offset-weight spinner body that's crimped to the thruwire. There was a spinner made a while back that had a body similar to a rooster tail, but the wire went through it at a slight angle resulting in a 'bottom weighted' style spinner.1 point
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Maybe you could try to add transglutaminase. It is an enzyme that binds proteins. It is available from those molecular cooking places. Also known as "meat glue"1 point
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A quick coat of clear fingernail polish will take care of the sticky problem. Fly tiers do this frequently..Nathan1 point
