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Post by Fishooked on Jul 22, 2004 9:13:08 GMT -4
Is it me, or does it seem like these lures are never on the store shelves?
God knows we've been Skitter Popped to death on the display racks, but there never seems to be any of the 'Props' around...
Wondering if these are the next collectible...they certainly don't seem to be churning out production on them..just a thought.
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Post by wallcat on Jul 22, 2004 14:07:28 GMT -4
I've wondered the same thing for some time now. Not really a high production lure  I've used them with only limited success, definately the lesser of the the three skitter's. Could turn collectible in a few years just based on the lower production? Who know's really. Also, I've never seen one of these in a non-US color production color. Has anyone else? |
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Post by Fishooked on Jul 22, 2004 15:36:55 GMT -4
Nope, me neither. Kinda surprised that there hasn't been any special colors made like the Skitter Pops... |
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Post by misr12 on Nov 15, 2006 19:11:29 GMT -4
Fishing shallow flats in 3' of water casting from a ledge in 20' of choppy water, in middle of the lake, watch out these are dynomite lures. I have had bass knock this lure 3' forward and catch another bass when the SProp hit the water. There is a reknown ledge on lay lake during the summer that makes this lure the best of the three during this 2-3 week window. The shad bunch up in the middle of the lake. It's a sight to see. It's almost like witnessing a catfish farm. The water has to be choppy for the SProp to be effective.....
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Post by nathenpd on Nov 15, 2006 21:11:58 GMT -4
I think if Rapala was actually worried about selling more skitter props, then they would add more colors, and maybe an update; but as of now it seems to be the least popular Rapala lure still in production. Even if you've checked the record books, or online articles, you never see anything about skitter props.
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