I agree back then there was not much of a choice. I do like super slow death way more bend so hook spins and for using plastic type baits.The Mustad slow death are my least favorite.
Ted Takasaki stated at one of his seminars if he had only one option to fish for walleyes it would be with a bottom bouncer, as nothing produces more fish.
That's all I use. I haven't had an issue with them yet.Anybody try slow death hook with swivel built in to end of hook, seems like possible failure?
They’re scarce. And damn heavy lol.It would be nice if scheels had 2.5 Oz and 3.5oz bouncers readily available.
Anybody remember when the bottom bouncers actually came out? I remember using them in the early 80’s
does it help to have the bouncers painted??4oz Bottom Bouncer with a beer top popper has been deadly on Sak in the last couple weeks.....
I was wondering that myself, did a little research and it seems there are mixed opinions. Theres some video footage of fish coming in and hitting the bouncer and then taking off, so some people think its best to leave them unpainted or paint them a dark color. Sounds like some others think of them like a flasher when fishing for salmon, bright color might get them to the area and then theyd be more likely to hit your spinner/bait. Not sure anyone has done a double blind scientific trial on it though, unfortunately. I painted mine a dark color just because I like the look and then the lead wont oxidize and look crappy as soon.does it help to have the bouncers painted??