Description
RAPALA - Twitchin’ Rap (12 cm)
Available Colours:
- Heavy Metal Roach (HMR)
- Live Golden Smelt (GSML)
- Mr Sparkles (MRS)
- Hot Pike (HTPK)
- Perch (P)
Description: The RAPALA Twitchin’ Rap is a versatile, slow-sinking lure designed for a side-to-side, walk-the-dog action just below the surface. This 12 cm lure is perfect for targeting a variety of predatory fish, such as pike, bass, and walleye, with its lifelike design and enticing movements. Whether you twitch it with short, sharp jerks or let it glide, the Twitchin’ Rap will provoke aggressive strikes from even the most cautious fish.
Features:
- Lifelike Twitching Action: Delivers a wide, side-to-side darting motion that mimics an injured baitfish
- Slow-Sinking Design: Allows you to fish at different depths
- Durable Plastic Body: Withstands strong strikes from predatory fish
- VMC Coastal Black Hooks: Strong and corrosion-resistant hooks for reliable hook sets
- Variety of Realistic Colour Patterns: Available in multiple colours to suit different fishing conditions
Specifications:
- Length: 12 cm
- Weight: Approximately 36g
- Type: Slow-sinking
Make every cast count with the RAPALA Twitchin’ Rap—perfect for provoking strikes from even the most elusive predators!
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