Best Wooden Prop Bait?
mountainmuskies
Posted 9/2/2013 7:25 PM (#660931)
Subject: Best Wooden Prop Bait?




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So, I have used countless plastic (and some wooden) Prop-Tail Topwater plugs with little to no avail. I have had some success with Topraiders, but the internal weight issue combined with my preference for wooden lures compels me to find a good wooden Prop Bait. I am looking for something that has a nice, deep plop but does not sit too low in the water. More than anything, I want something that works as I don't get to musky fish more than a few times of year and would prefer something reasonably priced. If you have anything suggestions or even a used bait in mind that you wouldn't mind selling, please let me know!
BigChief
Posted 9/2/2013 7:30 PM (#660934 - in reply to #660931)
Subject: RE: Best Wooden Prop Bait?


Water Chopper, hands down.
mountainmuskies
Posted 9/2/2013 7:31 PM (#660936 - in reply to #660931)
Subject: RE: Best Wooden Prop Bait?




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Also forgot to mention would prefer to find something that does not roll on the retrieve at fast or slow speeds as well, thanks for your help!
don3118
Posted 9/2/2013 7:58 PM (#660944 - in reply to #660931)
Subject: RE: Best Wooden Prop Bait?




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Location: Weyauwega Wi.		+1 Water Chopper
muskie! nut
Posted 9/2/2013 8:10 PM (#660945 - in reply to #660931)
Subject: Re: Best Wooden Prop Bait?





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Location: Yahara River Chain		+2 Lee's Lure Water Chopper
mountainmuskies
Posted 9/2/2013 8:12 PM (#660946 - in reply to #660931)
Subject: Re: Best Wooden Prop Bait?




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Seems like that's the anonymous choice so far, anyone know where to get one or possibly have an extra they do not need? Are there any videos of them out there?
muskydoug1
Posted 9/2/2013 8:12 PM (#660947 - in reply to #660931)
Subject: Re: Best Wooden Prop Bait?




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Location: Madison Wi		B.S. Willy Whacking Willy
Veithr3293
Posted 9/2/2013 8:59 PM (#660958 - in reply to #660931)
Subject: Re: Best Wooden Prop Bait?




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American Hardwood
Ray Fuller
Posted 9/2/2013 9:03 PM (#660960 - in reply to #660931)
Subject: Re: Best Wooden Prop Bait?





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Location: Lake County Illinois		Wood Pacemaker
honkermusky
Posted 9/2/2013 9:43 PM (#660967 - in reply to #660931)
Subject: Re: Best Wooden Prop Bait?




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Location: SE Wisc and Vilas County		Big Mama Twisted Sister or a wood pacemaker
Guest
Posted 9/2/2013 9:44 PM (#660968 - in reply to #660946)
Subject: Re: Best Wooden Prop Bait?


mountainmuskies - 9/2/2013 8:12 PM

Seems like that's the anonymous choice so far, anyone know where to get one or possibly have an extra they do not need? Are there any videos of them out there?


here you go:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=lee%27s+wood+chopper+bait
Mtn Hunter
Posted 9/2/2013 10:05 PM (#660971 - in reply to #660931)
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Big mamma is best
muskie! nut
Posted 9/2/2013 10:37 PM (#660975 - in reply to #660931)
Subject: Re: Best Wooden Prop Bait?





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Location: Yahara River Chain		Try this link from the show called BigFish365 where Lee Tauchen catches a muskie with his Water Chopper
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMzpw_m6GxA

Jeff Hanson
Posted 9/3/2013 11:53 AM (#661052 - in reply to #660975)
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B.S Willy for sure. To bad he is taking break from making baits,
Jeff Hanson
madisonmuskyguide.com
Brad P
Posted 9/3/2013 4:06 PM (#661097 - in reply to #660931)
Subject: Re: Best Wooden Prop Bait?




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Big Mama Psycho Sister, Twisted Sister, and Dirty B. First rate hardware, great sound, and Tom stands by his products.
Pikiespawn
Posted 9/3/2013 4:20 PM (#661102 - in reply to #660931)
Subject: Re: Best Wooden Prop Bait?




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Location: Apollo, PA		big mama lures, and AHL
Pal
Posted 9/4/2013 6:54 AM (#661218 - in reply to #661102)
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Location: Twin Cities, MN		Water Chopper