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  1. #11
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    Question Weight Issues

    In general, synthetic materials are not as dense as natural materials. Therefore, they tend to float or sink slowly as you've already noted. Weight may be added by using lead/tungsten, barbell eyes, adding weight to the shank of the hook or flat strips between the velcro buttons, or by using a heavier/stout wire hook. Your choice.... Interesting project.
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  2. #12
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    I tied one up today with lead eyes... need the superglue to dry and then I'll give it a couple of plops in the sink. Funny thing will be when I actually go to the Bahamas and don't use any of these. Now, it is more about getting the pattern right. Having fun with it.
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