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Does salt really change the product?

Answered from the soft plastic formats: what the 2026 launches actually are record · Soft plastic formats · question 5 of 6 · updated 2026-09-21

Short answer

Yes. In a Ned bait the salt is part of the design - it makes a short, dense bait that behaves a particular way.

In detail

In a drop-shot worm the same loading adds weight the design did not ask for. One additive, two opposite effects.

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