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TheMuskyMan

Posted 2/26/2011 7:43 PM (#484039)
Subject: Rattletrap style lure

Posts: 339

Location: Maryland

Anyone on here ever try to make a custom style rattletrap lure? I know there is a 4" supertrap made my bill lewis. Anyone interested in trying to make a bigger one out of plastic?

ToddM

Posted 2/26/2011 8:13 PM (#484044 - in reply to #484039)
Subject: Re: Rattletrap style lure

Posts: 20218

Location: oswego, il

......and one that floats instead of sink like a rock would be great too. Better for trolling and cast shallow.

Zib

Posted 2/26/2011 8:15 PM (#484045 - in reply to #484039)
Subject: RE: Rattletrap style lure

Posts: 1405

Location: Detroit River

There's 5" floating model that weights 1 5/8 oz that's sold by Hagen's w/out hooks & split rings for $3.50. I'd like to have a 6" sinking model myself.

Pearson_Plugs

Posted 2/26/2011 9:17 PM (#484055 - in reply to #484039)
Subject: Re: Rattletrap style lure

Location: Ohio

The Hagen's model has been done away with just tried to get them last week. Lewis is doing away with the Pro model also get ahold of John Haus at Sledge Hammer Baits he may be able to help you.

TheMuskyMan

Posted 2/27/2011 10:13 AM (#484097 - in reply to #484039)
Subject: Re: Rattletrap style lure

Posts: 339

Location: Maryland

I would like a 6" model that floats.

Phil

Posted 3/3/2011 12:44 PM (#484895 - in reply to #484039)
Subject: RE: Rattletrap style lure

Check out Sledgehammer's Hammerglide 660, there is a rattle trap version of the bait being made. Call or e-mail John at Sledgehammer as to when available. He had prototypes at the Chicago show and they worked great.

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