Posted 3/22/2009 6:56 PM (#367683 - in reply to #367681) Subject: Re: crazy crank rumbler
Posts: 1057
Location: Medford, WI
I don't use tail-rotatin/prop baits a whole lot; but when I do, I'm either using a Rumbler or a Pacemaker. I think the Rumbler has a deeper "plop" to it than most prop-baits. Hooking percentage seems to be really good as well. You can run it as fast as you want or very slow as well. Overall, a good bait to have.
-Jake Bucki
Posted 3/23/2009 2:12 PM (#367853 - in reply to #367681) Subject: Re: crazy crank rumbler
Posts: 717
Location: Grand Rapids, MI
Nive vid, Steve. I'm definately going to borrow my bro-in-law's hat cam this year. Back to the Rumbler: Don't they have a lifetime warranty on those too?
Posted 3/25/2009 2:09 AM (#368186 - in reply to #367681) Subject: Re: crazy crank rumbler
Posts: 392
Location: lake x...where the hell is it?
i just sold mine for 5 bucks. i got it when they first came out. it never got hit by a fish but one eye fell off and half the paint came off. i saw it at cabelas a few weeks ago for $30, unbeliveable. i will never buy one again, my .02!!!
Posted 3/25/2009 8:49 AM (#368210 - in reply to #367681) Subject: Re: crazy crank rumbler
Posts: 4343
Location: Smith Creek
I didn't have any luck with mine, either. Tail wouldn't spin when it started, I had to rip it to keep it going and then keep burning it to keep it spinning. Maybe I need to tune the blades?
Posted 3/25/2009 12:22 PM (#368245 - in reply to #367681) Subject: Re: crazy crank rumbler
Posts: 727
I've read in some of the older posts on here that when they first came out the rumbler had some quality control issues so you probably just got a bad one.
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