NASCAR engine machinist Jason Gore applies precision manufacturing to tuna lure design where natural keel weighting creates true swimming action through hydrodynamic engineering. Plastic, aluminum, and brass head materials offering identical shapes in weights from 1 to 8 oz. provide tactical flexibility for varied trolling speeds, sea conditions, and target depths without learning new lure characteristics.
Gore's Offshore Tuna Trolling Lures
Gore's Offshore Tuna Trolling Lures
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Jason Gore
12-29-2024
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Why Does Precision Machining Create Superior Tuna Lure Swimming Action?
Jason Gore of Gore's Offshore brings together his skill as an engine machinist for NASCAR racing teams and his passion for offshore fishing with the design of his tuna trolling lures. These precision-crafted offerings feature natural keel weighting producing swimming action that is true to nature, addressing fundamental hydrodynamics through engineering principles rather than trial-and-error design approaches.
How Does Natural Keel Weighting Produce True Swimming Action?
Learning about lure head designs and keel weighting reveals how Gore applies physics to create balance that keeps lures tracking naturally. The weight distribution mimics how actual baitfish swim, producing action that triggers strikes from tuna recognizing familiar prey movement patterns.
What Advantages Do Multiple Head Materials Offer for Tuna Fishing?
Plastic, aluminum and brass heads of the same look can weigh 1 oz. to 8 oz., providing versatility addressing different tuna trolling scenarios through weight variation alone. This range allows anglers to match lure weight to:
- Trolling speed requirements from slow to high-speed
- Sea conditions affecting how lures track and dive
- Target depth zones where tuna feed based on conditions
The ability to select identical head shapes in varied weights simplifies spread setup while maintaining proven designs. Anglers gain tactical flexibility without learning new lure swimming characteristics when conditions demand weight adjustments.
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Jason Gore is a machinist for NASCAR racing teams who brings his tooling skill to the design and fabrication of offshore trolling lures for pelagic species.
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