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I bought a Hinkle Shad put up by Chris a couple days ago. SUPER fast shipping (shipped out a couple hours later) and very easy to deal with. If you see anything posted up by Chris, do not hesitate to buy from him.

I know for sure Toshinori Takeyama uses the DC version on the RM Negotiator.. So theres definitely no problem with it in smaller baits with lighter line. However, I can't speak to its uses with larger baits up in the 5-6oz range.

Hey so first off, I suggest you use the snap, as it gives the bait more freedom to have a better action. Usually I just use the snap that comes in the box and it works just fine. And for size on your next TT, I would suggest you use the 10", as I think the 8" and 10" have much better swimming actions than the smaller ones.

Hey so first off, I suggest you use the snap, as it gives the bait more freedom to have a better action. Usually I just use the snap that comes in the box and it works just fine. And for size on your next TT, I would suggest you use the 10", as I think the 8" and 10" have much better swimming actions than the smaller ones.

haha not me.. Made this account when I first started swim baiting, and I knew I saw the name somewhere but didn't remember it was someone's, so I decided to use it haha

sorry for the spam lol. What I meant was you should add enough putty to where the lure with the putty weighs around 74g. Sorry for the confusion. http://swimbaitunderground.com/forums/index.php?/topic/10054-silent-killer-to-slide-swimmer-conversion-how-to/ later on it talks about the 175.

crap.. I'll shut up now haha. That's probably for the 250. I know I read that # on a thread here..

It's the same process as the 250, but you use 74g of tungsten putty I believe.

I've put several coats of clear coat on my negotiator, and haven't really noticed much of a difference. However, it technically should slow it down because it seals the bait, stopping it from taking on any water. Just a thought, but you most likely won't be able to tell a difference.

+1 I've had success with glide baits the same way. swimming it parallel to the lily pads and once in a rhythm, crank the reel hard once to get the bait to glide up under the lily pads.

I didn't order one so I wouldn't know about the delivery date, but I do know that they were with pizz about a month ago.

if you skip towards the end of the video he talks about the trick, and lipless.. It also shows the action of both of the baits.

Same as above.. Bought a rod from him, and he shipped quick, and threw in some extra goodies too! Super nice guy! Don't hesitate to do business with him