Casting bubble

[silverside]

Has anyone used a casting bubble to throw a light crankbait? If so, did it work well. I have only used with jigs.

[deathb4disco]

Has anyone used a casting bubble to throw a light crankbait?

I have only used a bubble with flies. Not sure why you'd use with something as big as a crankbait.

[silverside]

1 7/8 long 1/8 oz crankbait. Need more distance.

[Hanr3]

1 7/8 long 1/8 oz crankbait. Need more distance.

Lighter line and sometimes I add a lead weight about 18" from the lure.

[deathb4disco]

Lighter line ...

This ^^^^

... or braid. Casting bubble is not the answer.

[silverside]

Yes, all logical answers. Long story short... I will be using on 1 rod for about 2-3 hrs tops. Then probably never again. So I didn't want to make it an ordeal with changing line etc. Just saw the bubbles in the tackle box and I wondered if anybody has done it.

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[Cray]

Buy one and give I a try. Worst thing can happen is a line tangle.

[Hanr3]

Yes, all logical answers. Long story short... I will be using on 1 rod for about 2-3 hrs tops. Then probably never again. So I didn't want to make it an ordeal with changing line etc. Just saw the bubbles in the tackle box and I wondered if anybody has done it.

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Lead weight, split shot. Easy on, easy off when done.

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[steve64116]

Fill that dude up 1/2 way with water and let that rocket go.

[silverside]

That's going to be my first attempt so i can get a real life answer. Then I will try a small sinker held by a split shot for comparison. I might have a new way to use small cranks

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