On the open Bay just outside the mouth of the Patapsco River, the bows sharp forefoot cleaved the short, two-foot seas well, while the 21-foot, eight-inch length and 15-degree running bottom allowed the hull to rise onto plane easily in the teens, giving us a wide range of speeds to adjust to the chop
Very similar to the No.537.31010 seen farther down below this listing, except in anodized blue
Thanks to the T&T restoration, it's remained in overall VG condition with original bag and tube sans label and hang tag
Just a few knots will meet all your saltwater fishing needs, but make sure to use the right one for the type of line you're tying it with
I have ended up corresponding a bit with the Spanish lad who designed the Lurenzo Espetit - he made the lure for calmer conditions such as bays and estuaries (they do a lot of float-tubing where they are based), and I am starting to see plenty of photos of bass on these lures appearing on Facebook now