First off, I'd like to say that I'm new to lure-making, less than a week new, so forgive me if my problem seems stupid or trivial.
I've made 3 pinewood crankbaits with a 60-ish degree lip on each of them. The shapes of the cranks would be under the 'minnow' category, so their lips are on the smaller side. All of the have lead poured into their bellies (and tail area for one of them to balance it out) and float perfectly upright while stationary. The problem I'm facing at the moment is when i start to move them, the lures would have a decent wiggle action but at an angle with its belly slightly going to the side. In other words, it's swimming straight and the head is perpendicular to the direction its being pulled, but it's back isn't perpendicular to the surface of the water (while its moving). It tilts to the right a bit, about 45-60 degrees. Kind of looks like a dying fish and when looking down on it, i see more of the side of the than I'd like. What would cause it to do this?