Make sure you have good quality silicone skirts - BioFlex silicone is excellent. Also, drying your baits before storing them really helps keep the strands separated. Hope this helps...
What can you do to keep the skirts on spinner baits from melting???
Make sure you have good quality silicone skirts - BioFlex silicone is excellent. Also, drying your baits before storing them really helps keep the strands separated. Hope this helps...
keep them in a cool place as well
Its been al long time since ive had a skirt melt, I dont believe the silicone ones do. What annoys me is when i use a banded skirt and the band starts getting loose then breaks.
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I usually sprinkle a little baby powder on mine to keep them from sticking together and I usually take my spinner bait box in the house when I get home from the lake. Never had a problem....
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Heat & Soft Plasics can kill a RUBBER skirt or the RUBBER band on a silicon skirt.
I like to change skirts and not the whole lure so I do not tie the skirts on to the Spinner Bait ... having said that I will say that you can make a better skirt "action" by them being tied on ... No slippage either.
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JSC
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i dont never have problems with spinner baits but i had one of my crankbaits out in the sun one day and bye the end of the day it looked like a brokeback minner
If you can't fish with the big boys, keep it on the trailor
put powder on them
I use small cable ties or copper wire to hold the skirts on. I've had a lot of trouble with the rubber bands rotting.
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