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| I recently purchased a new top raider and noticed quickly that it made a much different sound than my others. The noise is a metalic singing that is more noticable at higher speeds. Does any know if this noise is common and does it affect the number of strikes? I must admit that my confidence went down after a few casts. Further, what is causing this sound and can it be fixed? Any input is appreciated |
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Location: oswego, il | We have one that does it and I have heard people say it is a good thing, extra noise and they catch fish with them. |
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Location: Appleton, WI | Man, I tell ya what. That's what some of my best Top Raiders do. Have that whine, or squeel with the good deep pop and you have yourself a fish catching machine. In fact, I've heard from several guys that the rustier and squeekier(sp?) that a topwater becomes the better it'll perform. If you're still not convinced I'll be more than happy to trade for or buy that bait from ya.
But if the bait has a nice deep pop to it with a whine than I suggest you keep chucking it.
catch ya later,
Krappie |
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Location: Tomahawk, Wi | Send that one to me and I'll send a nice quiet one.  oops...
Edited by B.Schaeffer 9/10/2004 2:11 PM
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Location: Algonquin, ILL | I wish all of mine made that noise, I also have one that makes a whirring sound that works quite well
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| Thanks for the responses, and I am glad to hear that they are positive. I think I will keep this bait a while longer and give it pleanty of chances to prove it self. |
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