Description
RAPALA - X-Rap Otus (17 cm)
Available Colours:
- PEL (Live Perch)
- ROL (Live Roach)
- SCRR (Scaled Roach)
- SCRB (Scaled Baitfish)
Description: The RAPALA X-Rap Otus is a highly effective hybrid lure designed to attract large predatory fish with its lifelike swimming action and vibrant colours. Measuring 17 cm, the X-Rap Otus combines a durable hard body with a soft curly tail, delivering a slow-rolling action that entices fish even in colder water conditions. It’s perfect for targeting species like pike, muskie, and other freshwater predators.
Features:
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Hybrid Design: Combines a hard body with a soft, curly tail for an enticing swimming action
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Durable Construction: Made from high-quality materials to withstand aggressive strikes
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Wide Tail Action: Tail delivers a slow-rolling action that is effective even in cold water
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Through Wire Construction: Ensures durability and strength during fights with big fish
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Replaceable Tail: Comes with an extra tail for added versatility and longevity
Specifications:
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Length: 17 cm
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Weight: Approximately 90g
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Type: Slow-sinking hybrid lure
Upgrade your predator fishing with the RAPALA X-Rap Otus—perfect for landing those big fish with its lifelike action and eye-catching colours!
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