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Location: Kansas City BBQ Capitol of the world | I was reading through some older posts and for favorite baits these 3 were mentioned in quit a few threads. I love throwing top water and don't have any of these 3 in my arsenal. I'll probably end up getting them soon enough, but for the hunters that already own them, what can you tell me about them as far as hooking percentage, action, sound, what color you like, success and big versions -vs- the smaller versions.
It will be interesting to hear the comments on the battle of the baits.
Ron |
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Location: Tonka, MN | Have 'em all but gotta love the top raider in the loon pattern. |
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| I use both the Pacemaker and the Top Raider
Plop Plop
Tink Tink
Two different lures I think
For those of you who remember the 70's |
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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished | I also use both the raider and the pacemaker, I like both of them but for different reasons, like said above...
plop plop and tink tink are two different baits both are great but for different reasons. don't own a Wopper Plopper but know guys that like em a lot |
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| I prefer the musky buster lures, whether it be the humper or the tsunami. |
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Location: Madison, WI | Water Chopper HD. The drop down hook is key to getting side hitting fish. Much better hook-up rate and most fish are caught in the corner of the mouth by the drop hook. It gets it away from the body of the lure. Tougher to work in weeds that are on the surface because of that hook. This is based on comparison to the top raider, which I also use in weedier areas. Haven't used the pacemaker however I like the large profile. |
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Location: Twin Cities, MN | Lee Lures water chopper might need to be added to the survey... |
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| Are the Pacemakers wood, or plastic? Drop a TapDancer in your list and I'll vote. |
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Location: midwest | chopper  |
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Location: north central wisconsin | Topraider from above, but should add:
Rylure Tapdancer
Teasertail
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| I do well on the Tally Wacker. |
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Location: Probably Minnesota that time... | A lot of my friends like Musky Busters-Stomper!
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Location: Wisconsin | whopper plopper spins well and pretty fast without rolling over. Also has a unique "plop" that has triggered some strikes for me. Overall I have produced the most fish/strikes/follows on topraiders. Buddy of mine does really well on Lowriders by Musky Buster. |
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Location: WI | Not a TopRaider fan myself, but I think there are times when the fish are keyed into one type of sound. Sometimes it's a bubble sound (TopRaider, Chopper, Headbanger), other times it's a slower ticking like a Pacemaker. And then there's Globes, etc. Good idea to have a mix of those lures and try a few different sounds. That said, I throw an old wood Pacemaker almost all season. |
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