Talk:Original Floater
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I just created this page (as it had a red link in another article, Rapala) and this was honestly only the second article I have created on here, so I am still getting it down how it should be done. I have redone this article basically from scratch, removing anything that I thought probably could have been taken as advertisement. So I'll be more careful next time. Michael 03:56, 11 April 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Deletion request?
This page was marked for speedy deletion. I removed the tag. Here is why this product is notable:
- This same lure has been produced for 71 years - a classic.
- This lure is the basis for most modern wobblers. They are either copies or made by Rapala.
For reference, you can see the German Wikipedia: de:Wobbler (Angeln). It claims that the first wobler was developed by Lauri Rapala in 1936.
-- Petri Krohn 05:29, 11 April 2007 (UTC)
