Rapala Shadow Rap Deep 11 4 3/8in 7/16oz

Rapala Shadow Rap Deep 114 3/8in 7/16oz

Description

The Shadow Rap features a minnow body style, flat sides and a metallic finish with textured scales. The look and swimming action of this lure is so close to a real minnow on its last leg, fish are simply unable to resist. Sharp left to right turns allow you to fish the Shadow Rap with little forward travel, so you can stay in the strike zone longer. The Shadow Rap is designed to target bass and other gamefish in two-to-four feet of water. The Shadow Rap features super sharp VMC black nickel round bend hooks and are available in 14 color patterns.

Swimming Action

The Shadow Rap® combines a horizontal struggle with a vertical fade that perfectly mimics a minnow in trouble. Rapala has perfected the natural minnow action in this new jerkbait that triggers fish in three ways: on the kick, on a slow fading fall and on the snap back to life.

Most jerk baits continue on a forward plane with each jerk. Not the Shadow Rap®. It kicks almost 180 degrees right then left, so it can be fished nearly in place with very little forward travel, keeping the flickering fade of the Shadow Rap® right in a fish's strike zone. That's when things really get interesting.

IT’S ABOUT THE STRUGGLE
Kicking almost 180 degrees right then left, with very little forward travel, it stays in the strike zone.

HEAD DOWN ATTITUDE
Head down, ready to work, the fixed weight system allows lure to fade slowly like a minnow.

SLACK LINE LOOK BACK
After a sharp snap and generous slack line, it will actually spin around and look backwards.

The Shadow Rap® Deep combines a horizontal struggle with a vertical fade that perfectly mimics a minnow in trouble in the 4-8 foot depth range. Rapala has perfected the natural minnow action in this new jerkbait that triggers fish in three ways: on the kick, on a slow fading fall and on the snap back to life. Most jerk baits continue on a forward plane with each jerk. Not the Shadow Rap® Deep. It kicks almost 180 degrees right then left, so it can be fished nearly in place with very little forward travel, keeping the flickering fade right in a fish's strike zone.