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Message Subject: Rapala X-Rap jointed shad ?? | |||
jimjimjim |
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Posts: 365 | anyone used this jointed , 5-1/2" long , 1.7 ounce lure ?? --- thanks --- jim PS --- what color pattern do you prefer ? ------ | ||
MillennialSportsman |
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Posts: 20 Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin | I'd also like to know this answer. I bought one and lost it in two casts to the TFF and then bought another one because, well #*#*, it looks tasty to me. http://www.cabelas.com/product/Rapala-X-Rap-Jointed-Shad/1165447.ut... The first one that I'd bought was the hot steel color; when I was back at Cabela's I replaced it with one of the perch colors. The reviews on Cabela's website have stories of people catching pike/muskie. | ||
gtaggart |
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Posts: 117 Location: Northwest Wisconsin | I caught a few fish on them a couple years ago. I've had the best luck with silver . I really haven't fished them a lot since. I liked fishing them and will give them more of a try this year. | ||
kdawg |
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Posts: 756 | I've had a few follows on them in the fall but have yet to catch a fish on them. Now, if you would of asked about the Super Shad Raps!! | ||
esoxfly |
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Posts: 1663 Location: Kodiak, AK | My Wife caught her PB (48) on a silver one. | ||
pklingen |
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Posts: 864 Location: NE Ohio | silver with a black back and silver with a blue back. | ||
Booch |
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Posts: 306 | I've had some action on a gold one for a few years, and caught a nice walleye in the weeds using a bright yellow one, once. They are relatively cheap and you can cast them a mile with just about anything. | ||
T3clay |
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Posts: 770 | got my first night fish on one last year, perch colored | ||
MuskieJim |
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Posts: 114 | Great action when ripped. As someone else mentioned, the super shad raps are superb. I really like running them off the side rods the boat 50'-70' back which is only down 6 foot or so. They are also great behind a planer board out in open water | ||
T3clay |
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Posts: 770 | just stuck 2 more fish on these last night a 37 and a 39 | ||
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