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Location: syracuse indiana | hey has anyone used the new plastic pacemaker yet.. will it outdoo the wood one.....bill |
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| A friend of mine got to throw one with Ty and said it dounded great, I got to see the protos Bill and they have a little more style to the body around the head. I have to think they will produce just as well as tho orig but last longer..They are total through wire with the tail molded in.........This will be one tough bait!!! InRdnk |
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Location: New Brighton, MN | I got one a few weeks ago. It's my first pacemaker, so I can't compare it to the original. I only cast it for about 1/2 hour, but I can tell you that it works great! No adjustments made, it just runs perfect and smooth. |
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Location: syracuse indiana | cool maybee they will be a little cheaper too.. i figured that they would be able to run better and be more able to be burned too....bill
Edited by archerynut36 6/3/2008 3:46 PM
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Location: Duluth, MN | I just got one last week. It's sounds exactly like the original. My old wood one was worn out. It wouldn't spin all the time...hook screws were getting loose. The new plastic one is definetly an upgrade. I suspect this one will be much more durable and like i said it sounds exactly the same as the original. Great lure!! |
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the new plastic pacemaker