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Location: London | Hi
I use a Hawg wobbler for slower surface presentations & a Jackpot for walking the dog at all retrieve speeds but wanted some sugestions for propbaits for faster retrieves.Thanks.
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Location: Rockford Il 61108 | Bucher Top Raider
Tally Wacker
Suick Cisco Kid
These work well all around, Good luck |
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | Top Raiders, Pacemakers, Lowriders, and Top Walkers are all good, just to name a few. |
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Location: God's Country......USA..... Western Wisconsin | Topper Stopper from Mouldy's is far and away the best true "prop" bait out there. Large propeller at each end makes a great sound and moves a bunch of water. Be sure to buy more than one as you will have to have a back up when the first one gets chewed up. Black with orange props for stained to dirty water and green/yellow belly for all other conditions. For topwater tailspinners I prefer the Topraider myself. Especially on the lake that Muskiemedic, Sworrall and myself have visited. |
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| Super Topraider
Giant Jackpot
Topraider
Top Walker
Pacemaker
Creepenstein
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Location: Eagan, MN | Topper Stopper
Marv's Hairy Bug
Top Raider |
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Posts: 2091
Location: Stevens Point, WI | Right on Muskyone! I throw Topraiders and Pacemakers from opener to close of season! |
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Location: Chicago, Beverly | I like the Tallywacker and the Topkick myself, but have seen some GIANT Musky behind My brothers Awaker. Gonna give the smaller Pacemaker a shot this year..
Edited by kevin 3/28/2004 10:55 PM
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| Many thanks for the suggestions guys.
Seb |
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| Anyone try one of those LacSeul Turbos yet? I checked them out at the show and thought they looked pretty nice. Just wondering if anyone has actually thrown one yet.
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| Topraider
Teasertail(was favorite before topraider took the spot)
pacemaker(small)
rylur tapdancer |
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Location: DES MOINES, IOWA | Yes, they do look sharp.I pulled up their web, and ending up ordering a Lac Seul med,and a Turr-bo, which I can,t wait to throw at Sabaskong.I had a hard time ($) just ordering two, with some terrific colors.I,ll let you you know how many 50,s I catch with them this Summer.  |
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Location: Hastings, mn, 55033 | joel wick toppers and thumpers
tesch's teezers topper and thumper
pacemaker
rough runner
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| The topraider has definitely been at the top of my list for awhile.
Now that I have a couple pacemakers I fully expect that bait to forge its way to the top of the heap. 
I also like the Top Walker, Marv's Hairy Bug, and Awakers.
Edited by BALDY 3/29/2004 8:47 AM
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Location: Wauwatosa, WI | topraider |
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Location: Metro, MN | magnum stomper
cisco kid topper |
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Location: Kimberly, WI | I like the Suicks Cisco Kid Topper, and I really like my Gooch's Tally Wacker. Both in my favorite musky lure color! "black" of course. The one I have not tried yet because I heard they are not made anymore, please tell me otherwise, because I want to use it. It's called a Globe. I made a couple lures for a guy at work, in return I got this surface bait. |
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Location: Pelican Lake/Three Lakes Chain | Top Raider!!!!!! |
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Location: Belgium | topkick |
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| Top-Raiderrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! |
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Location: Just above the thermoclime | There are several globe style baits still made. You're probably thinking about the LeLure globe - which will cost you an arm and a leg these days (thanks e-bay).
Go to muskie-lures.com - there is a globe on there. Or check R&H |
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| Stompers and Topwalkers have been good to me. Topraiders were a go to bait a couple years ago. We caught a bunch that year, I think it was 98'.
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| lots of good baits out there. here is My fav list for conditions.
Small chop: Small Pace, Holcombs Bucktail prop bait (Cant remember name?) Globe ,Thumper.
Big chop: Pace Maker BIG , Plus LOW rider Big
4-6 footers: Bar, Food, Dollar store!!
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Location: Oconomowoc, WI | Topraider has been a favorite. Have heard many good things about the Pacemaker and definitely will try it this year. |
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Location: mpls | Here's the one that we tested last year.It's a TrueGlide "Studfinder". Think Topraider with a larger profile and a different noise.
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Location: ft wayne, IN | How about the Easyglide Studseeker? I'd love to find one of those! |
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Location: On the X that marks the mucky spot | Holcomb's Mag Stomper and Mag Lowrider accounted for 1/2 my fish last year! |
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Location: Hastings, mn, 55033 | Uptown, where does a guy find one of the baits you posted pic of? |
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| Buzzbaits are a great early season bait and shouldn't be over looked.
Brent |
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Location: mpls | Castmaster,
They will be available in May,along with the whole line up. I will post on this board when they become available. |
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| Uptown......are those plastic or wood? |
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Location: mpls | They are wood with 3 coats of epoxy. |
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Location: mpls | They are wood with 3 coats of epoxy. |
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| the ones i make. fore my self. because they do what i want them to do my to cents worth thanks |
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| the ones i make. fore my self. because they do what i want them to do my to cents worth thanks walk the dog an tail props |
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| the ones i make. fore my self. because they do what i want them to do my to cents worth thanks walk the dog an tail props wood is great |
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