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| Which topwater bait makes the most racket in your box? Pacemaker is mine but I know there are louder ones. |
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| Whopper Plopper |
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | In my box it's gotta be the DirtyB. |
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| Dirty B here as well, that think is loud :S |
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| old school lelure globe. |
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Location: Contrarian Island | rough runner.... that thing is flat out loud if you get it tuned right |
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| I second the rough runner. Extremely loud. |
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Location: Lake County Illinois | Also Dirty B. |
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Location: Land of the Musky | My Water Chopper makes a lot of noise.
http://leelures.com/chopper.html
Cool paint job too. I have the flammin black with red flames custom Lee sold at the show one year. |
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Location: Minneapolis | The weagle with the "swoosh" is one of the loudest lures you can throw. |
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Location: new richmond, wi. & isle, mn | X2 on the lelure globe |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | 10 Inch Weagle Gets my vote,.... Loud and moves a TON of water !.... I need to try a Rough Runner tho. |
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| hawg wobblers make a lot on noise the tnt triklops makes a ton of racket. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | This depends on what you mean by 'loud'. Put them on the hydrophone and your perspective will change. |
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Location: WI | Headbanger is pretty loud. Rough Runner is definitely loud! |
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Location: Eau Claire,WI | Markowicz globe! By FAR THE loudest topwater I have ever used! It is so loud that I don't watch the lure,when it stops "clinking", I set the hook! |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | American HardWoods Ti - Foon with it's twin blades and the Wuumper makes a very loud noise, I have them and have caught alot of fish on both. 100% hand made !!!!
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| Depends upon if you mean above water, or below. I never used a hydrophone, but Ryan Jinkerson and I used to get in a pool or end of dock, and toss lures. The hawg wobbler style and blobe style lures at the time, made the most noise to 'us' under water, followed by tapdancers, and other loose metal bladed lures. The tail rotators and straight creepers made the least noise, no matter how loud they 'plopped' on top. Creepers and tailbaits are still some of our best producers, so what it did was just give us some insight on where and when to at least give certain lures a try. That was 15 or so years ago. Since, we still reach for certain topwaters in certain conditions, lakes, times of year. Night fishing topwaters has taken on new meaning over the years, with certain lures chosen for different reasons. |
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Location: Eagan, MN | Steve, I know you're a flaptail guy, did you run any of them past the hydrophone? |
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| 2X TI-Foon |
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| sworrall - 9/30/2013 11:59 PM
This depends on what you mean by 'loud'. Put them on the hydrophone and your perspective will change.
what baits have you ran with the hydrophone and which were the loudest? |
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Location: Seymour, WI | Thunderhead. |
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| Headbanger is loudest I have used.
Jeff Hanson
madisonmuskyguide.com |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | Small Thunderhead, Headbanger, Double Headbanger or a small Lugerhead Glode (the one with a sqaure tube runnig thru the head) |
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Location: Stevens Point, Wi. | Can't believe nobody mentioned the Nimmer Wolly Pog. Quite possibly the most irritating noise at the musky shows that he attends. I feel sorry for those in booths next to him. |
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| for a fish, underwater, the loudest is a creeper. da |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | There are different types of 'loud' underwater. The 'pop' from tail baits can be loud, but doesn't come close to wood to wood contact from the jointed baits and the metal noises of steel against wood. Plastic jointed lures that have segment to segment contact are also deafening.
'Loud' isn't always good.
Yep, I have recorded the flaptail/splashtail baits, the blade noise isn't real loud, but it is interesting and certainly loud enough.. |
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Location: Eau Claire,WI | Here is one I forgot about,not a topwateer but can be worked as one...A 10" jointed Believer with a bell sinker on the front hook hanger. Put in your ear plugs!!! |
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