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ToddM
Posted 8/16/2004 8:37 PM (#115463)
Subject: Wood rattle traps





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Location: oswego, il
Has anybody copied a large sized rattle trap out of wood? I have seen the grease, tr louie but I am talking about a replica of a rattle trap. I have had success trolling them this year but I would rather have one dive and rise rather than sink like a mafia snitch on an inside turn. I bought some 1/2" oak and aspen to try making some, I was wondering if anybody else has tried it.
divani
Posted 8/17/2004 3:10 AM (#115476 - in reply to #115463)
Subject: RE: Wood rattle traps





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Location: Belgium
they do make a floating bill lewis supertrap
ToddM
Posted 8/17/2004 5:43 PM (#115540 - in reply to #115463)
Subject: RE: Wood rattle traps





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Location: oswego, il
The supertrap in a floater? I have only seen the 1/2 ounce version in that. If they did I would have some. Do you know who has them?

Edited by ToddM 8/17/2004 5:43 PM
caveman670
Posted 8/18/2004 6:27 AM (#115564 - in reply to #115463)
Subject: RE: Wood rattle traps




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Yes, we been tinkering with one that is about 5"
Made from wood and works well, made about 8 prototypes to see they all are the same.{Wood, no 2 pcs are the same}
all have the same action. They all have a good sink rate and can be burned back or trolled.
we used them as a search bait.

E-mail me for more info
RonP
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divani
Posted 8/18/2004 6:55 AM (#115568 - in reply to #115463)
Subject: RE: Wood rattle traps





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Location: Belgium
I have owned three of them before but am down to one. Otherwise I would have given one to you. They were for sale at bass pro in the 2001 master catalog but I have bought mine after 2001. It's just the same as a bill lewis supertrap of 1.5oz but weighs slightly over 1oz and floats.
karol
Posted 8/18/2004 8:58 AM (#115574 - in reply to #115463)
Subject: RE: Wood rattle traps




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Location: nappanee IN
hey, i don't know how far you are from lunkers but that's where i got mine.. thats in edwardsburg in southern mi. hope this helps
muskiemachinery
Posted 8/18/2004 8:31 PM (#115663 - in reply to #115463)
Subject: RE: Wood rattle traps


There is a giant wood one on ebay right now. It is a sinker however. Search Muskie
Steve
ToddM
Posted 8/18/2004 10:17 PM (#115672 - in reply to #115463)
Subject: RE: Wood rattle traps





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Location: oswego, il
Doh, definitley don't want a sinker. I found some neat rattles today that would fit into a rattle trap width body. A buddy of mine told me he would let me borrow most of the woodworking tools I need. Hope they turn out good.
stephendawg
Posted 8/18/2004 10:22 PM (#115678 - in reply to #115463)
Subject: RE: Wood rattle traps




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Location: Lafayette, IN
If you touch them Todd, they'll turn to gold....you bait makin' fool! Keep us posted.
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