James RickardMake your lures talk
December 4th 2008 02:46
Rattles like this can be shoved into soft plastic lures.
Rattles like these are made for tubes.
If you only read this far, you'll probably think noise producing lures are the way to go but for every lure on the market that makes some kind of noise, you'll find one that doesn't. Further, if you look at companies that produce lures, some products make noise and some don't! It's a tough call.
For what it’s worth, I sort of buy into the theory. I'm practically in a third class in that I prefer subtle sounds. To be honest, I think I'm straddling the fence! *L*
I have a bobber, or float, that's made from hard plastic and has a few BB's that really make noise when you jerk the line. I wonder how many fish I scared before I learned how to fish with it? On the other hand, I have another bobber containing plastic beads that produce a nice swish-swish sound when disturbed. It may not make a lot of difference but there's a definite confidence factor involved and that's the name of the game.
Until next time--watch yourself and watch your line!
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