Pond Boss Forums INTRO Questions & Observations LMB secret bait.........

Sorry, cut the lead from the SB which has the SB hook imbedded.........once you get down to the SB hook, open the SB wire that holds the hook by using needle nose pliers and replace it with a cordell spot.

Then cut the upper SB arm off to add the colorado blade........this means the upper arm could be only an inch long total.

The best way to do this is to leave it a little long and try it to see if blade hits cordell butt, if it does, clip a quarter inch off and re-bend to add blade.

All you are doing is cutting lead off and adding a cordell on the bottom and shortening and adding a colorodo blade to the top..........a willow leaf blade will not work on upper arm because it is way too long.


Robbie Roberson.

The only triple wing I found at BPS is a "Junior" that I think would be too small. How about the double buzzers that they carry?

Dave, I saw some at Academy, but with hammered blades.

Would there be a difference in hammered blades when it comes to quickly rising to the top?

There should not be any problem with the hammered triple winged.

However, on the subject of double wings, I tested 2 wings many years ago and they just did not have the same lift it seemed.

Not exactly sure what the reason was but a 3 wing just popped out faster and rode on top easier with less cranking than a double wing.

Robbie Roberson.