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Willis![]() |
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Posts: 227 Location: New Brighton, MN | what do you prefer? how about color? | ||
BigMo![]() |
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Posts: 617 Location: Clintonville, WI | The only time I PREFER a Super Top Raider is in the rain.....otherwise, I reach for the Top Raider. Color doesn't affect my choice much, but I do like the darker patterns like loon and black widow, but also the baby duckling pattern in both baits. | ||
TJ DeVoe![]() |
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Posts: 2323 Location: Stevens Point, WI | I like the super as well in the rain or in heavy windier situations. The super makes a little more noise I think and moves more water in my opinion. Not sure if it's right but...That is where I have seen the most signifigance. | ||
Pointerpride102![]() |
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Posts: 16632 Location: The desert | I like the regular top raider in bullfrog pattern, I think that is all around a good bait. I do like the super top raiders in baby loon and coot. I would throw either in any situation. Mike Bolinski | ||
Big Perc![]() |
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Posts: 1188 Location: Iowa | Super Top Raider...Baby Loon... Big Perc | ||
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You will never hear any topwater bait tackle manufacturer admit it, but color on a topwater is irrelevant, as long as the color is not "vanishing" or "invisible". Looking up at a dark object with a light background (the sky) prevents the fish from being able to effectively discern color distinctions on the bait. Especially so, considering the placement of the muskie's eyes on its head: the fish loses a visual sight of its prey when it is about to eat. And it would only be at that close range that a fish could discern color distinctions, if at all. Do you think a muskie hits a topraider because of the baby loon spots on the back of the bait? Pick a dark color bait only becaue it has the best silouette against a light background. | |||
sworrall![]() |
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Posts: 32906 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | guest has it nailed, except for the 30 degree window the fish has as it approaches the lure from the rear when it isn't TOO rough. | ||
MuskieMedic![]() |
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Posts: 2091 Location: Stevens Point, WI | Regular Topraider by far, my go to bait in most situations. | ||
esoxnut![]() |
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Posts: 127 Location: Brookfield | I dont like either of them, 6" pacemaker all the way ![]() | ||
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