Damp/Humid Weather Pot Calls

[Full_Fan]

I have tried a bunch of crystal pot calls with various acrylic or graphite strikers over the years and just can't seem to find a combination that works well in warm, damp, humid conditions.  Looking for recommendations on a specific call and striker that works well in wet conditions.  I don't need an expensive custom call, just something simple from that works well.  Thanks for any recommendations.

[MK M GOBL]

I've used an aluminum with a carbon or acrylic striker.

MK M GOBL

[1iagobblergetter]

I pair slate up with a carbon striker and glass up with an aluminum.

[PALongspur]

Al Holbert's Wet One in either glass or slate with Al's striker.

Dustin Jones makes a fantastic waterproof striker that will play any surface you want.

[yelpy]

Yingling's fiber rod striker and Al Holbert's (Enticer) corian pots are waterproof calls made to run wet. I been playing around with a few and found Mikes fiber rod to work the best for me and was recommended by a few guys here on OG. His copper pots play simple easy with that fiber rod too!!!!!

Halloran makes a striker that will run wet also. It was another that was recommended to me.

[Browning87]

I use my yingling fiber rod striker on all my calls when it's damp. As others have mentioned it really works well on aluminum

[Dr Juice]

I use my yingling fiber rod striker on all my calls when it's damp. As others have mentioned it really works well on aluminum

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[pauld]

I live in the south georgia swamp where humid and damp is more the norm than not. I use my ceramic with a carbon or weather proof striker on those mornings with no issue. Even on 90% humidity days I have no issues running a ceramic surface with a regular striker. Also I find a little rain chalk on your Aluminum calls really helps.

[model94]

Also Holbert calls. Wet One Classic and the Thunder Extreme Aluminum both in  Corian Pots.

[Happy hooker]

Wouldn't Darin dawkins plastic pots calls work well for this,,with a non wood striker.

[sixbird]

I see Pecker Wrecker is making a waterproof striker...Haven't tried it but I know Kevin makes good stuff...
Rain chalk on your striker, as someone mentioned, would be an idea...

[Full_Fan]

Great suggestions guys.  Looks like I have a few options to explore.  Thanks!

[southern_leo]

I'll second pecker wrecker. I played it last year at NWTF. I liked it vs other waterproof strikers. Main thing I liked is that it's not just a dipped tip like some, and I'm not crazy about hollow carbon type either. I plan to purchase a pecker wrecker this year.

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[Spitten and drummen]

Cane creek cotton mouth or pecker wrecker. both play well wet or dry. I have 2 trice pots in acrylic and 2 dawkins pots in plastic. put them under the faucet and ran them with water drenching them and all sound pretty dang nice. They will definately call turkeys , no doubt.

[Full_Fan]

Anybody have a phone number or email address for Mike Yingling?  I don't do FB.  Thanks.