The depth of the glideway, from 10 to 12 feet below the water surface, depends on the number of lead he stickers you place in the lure cavity. It is a slow floating lure when used alone, but it becomes suspended when the first cavity is filled. Filling the second cavity also turns it into slow sinking.

The weight of this bait is so precisely calibrated that the buoyancy of the glideway also depends on the water temperature. The hotter the water, the faster it sinks and vice versa. The length and diameter of the fluorocarbon leader also affects the sinking ratio; the longer and thicker the leader you rig, the more force it will have to push the lure toward the bottom.

Tie the line straight into a tight ring. Avoid adding snaps or extra rings between the line and the solid ring to improve performance.