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Definitely not your grandfather's Rapala. The legendary Shad Rap has evolved with a new technology prismatic "glass" three-dimensional look that's unique and innovative. When the light hits the lure, it reflects in hundreds of directions at once. It's the same principle behind facets on a diamond. The chameleon-like Glass Shad Rap actually picks up the color of its surroundings and bounces the same color back in an iridescent glow. When fished in bright sunlight or low light conditions, the Glass Shad Rap looks completely natural because it adapts to the current conditions. Outfitted with premium VMC® hooks. [Read More]

   


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Rapala® Glass Shad Rap® Hardbait - GSR05 - Glass Black Shad

Glass Black Shad

GSR05GBK

2"

5/16 oz.

 Sound: Rattle
Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 5
Max Diving Depth: 11' 		38-271-383-67
Your Price (each): $5.99
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Rapala® Glass Shad Rap® Hardbait - GSR05 - Glass Blue Shad

Glass Blue Shad

GSR05GBSD

2"

5/16 oz.

 Sound: Rattle
Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 5
Max Diving Depth: 11' 		38-271-383-68
Your Price (each): $5.99
In stock
Rapala® Glass Shad Rap® Hardbait - GSR05 - Glass Shad

Glass Shad

GSR05GSD

2"

5/16 oz.

 Sound: Rattle
Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 5
Max Diving Depth: 11' 		38-271-383-69
Your Price (each): $5.99
In stock
Rapala® Glass Shad Rap® Hardbait - GSR07 - Glass Black

Glass Black Shad

GSR07GBK

2-3/4"

7/16 oz.

 Sound: Rattle
Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 3
Max Diving Depth: 15' 		38-271-373-67
Your Price (each): $5.99
In stock
Rapala® Glass Shad Rap® Hardbait - GSR07 - Glass Blue Shad

Glass Blue Shad

GSR07GBSD

2-3/4"

7/16 oz.

 Sound: Rattle
Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 3
Max Diving Depth: 15' 		38-271-373-68
Your Price (each): $5.99
In stock
Rapala® Glass Shad Rap® Hardbait - SR07 - Glass Shad

Glass Shad

GSR07GSD

2-3/4"

7/16 oz.

 Sound: Rattle
Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 3
Max Diving Depth: 15' 		38-271-373-69
Your Price (each): $5.99
In stock
Rapala® Glass Shad Rap® Hardbait - GSR05 - Glass Citrus Shad

Glass Citrus Shad

GSR05GCS

2"

5/16 oz.

 Sound: Rattle
Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 5
Max Diving Depth: 11' 		38-271-383-72
Your Price (each): $5.99
In stock
Rapala® Glass Shad Rap® Hardbait - GSR05 - Glass Purple Shad

Glass Purple Shad

GSR05GPS

2"

5/16 oz.

 Sound: Rattle
Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 5
Max Diving Depth: 11' 		38-271-383-73
Your Price (each): $5.99
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Rapala® Glass Shad Rap® Hardbait - GSR05 - Glass Purple Sunfire

Glass Purple Sunfire

GSR05GPSF

2"

5/16 oz.

 Sound: Rattle
Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 5
Max Diving Depth: 11' 		38-271-383-76
Your Price (each): $5.99
In stock
Rapala® Glass Shad Rap® Hardbait - GSR07 - Glass Purple Shad

Glass Purple Shad

GSR07GPS

2-3/4"

7/16 oz.

 Sound: Rattle
Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 3
Max Diving Depth: 15' 		38-271-373-73
Your Price (each): $7.49
In stock
Rapala® Glass Shad Rap® Hardbait - GSR07 - Glass Citrus Shad

Glass Citrus Shad

GSR07GCS

2-3/4"

7/16 oz.

 Sound: Rattle
Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 3
Max Diving Depth: 15' 		38-271-373-72
Your Price (each): $5.99
In stock

Definitely not your grandfather's Rapala. The legendary Shad Rap has evolved with a new technology prismatic "glass" three-dimensional look that's unique and innovative. When the light hits the lure, it reflects in hundreds of directions at once. It's the same principle behind facets on a diamond. The chameleon-like Glass Shad Rap actually picks up the color of its surroundings and bounces the same color back in an iridescent glow. When fished in bright sunlight or low light conditions, the Glass Shad Rap looks completely natural because it adapts to the current conditions. Outfitted with premium VMC® hooks. Running depth: 5'-15'.

GSR05: 2"; 5/16 oz; #5 hook
GSR07: 2-3/4"; 7/16 oz; #3 hook

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1 month, 3 weeks ago
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just the measurement of the lure excluding the lip or bill of it
1 month, 2 weeks ago
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tomlieu
 - Swainsboro, Georgia
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Ask the bass. But crawdad is always a good color.
2 months ago
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 - Illinois (not Chicagoland)
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glass shad rap in black, blue, or white seem to always work, with blue slightly better
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i like the glass shad color. that is the only color i use for this lure.
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 - Merrimack NH
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Try to match color with typical bait fish in the area...if water is stained use dark or chartruse colors.
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 - lawrenceville, ga
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Definetely the crayfish color. Bass, espessially smallmouth, love crayfish.
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i like the crawfish and or perch pattern works wonders
2 years, 6 months ago
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If not, do you recommend any other color?
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 - St.Louis MO
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The most luck i've had off of just one color is the solid white. This spring ill be trying citrus and purple sunfire. (only i havent tried yet). Purple shad was probably my #2 most productive.
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Should be OK in muddy 0r heavily stained water.
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The color more depends on the situation. What's the weather pattern (overcast or sunny)? What's the water clarity (really cloudy or super clear). The last question is, what color are the shad in your area. I always try to have my lures look the closest in color to the shad that are indigenous to my area. I've use the 01 version because the shad in my area are black & silver.
I hope this helps. Fish on!
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How deep will this run if you are trolling?
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 - Zion, IL
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The diameter and type of line and how much line you let out will all affect depth but I'd say around 10 feet for the larger models with 10 lb mono.
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aprox 15 ft
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#7 will run at about 18 ft. with 8# test mono, and about 12 ft. with 30# fusion running between 2.5-3.5 mph.
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Depends on the line diameter and speed of troll. I use on 8-10 lb line and they run 6-8 ft deep when used with a spinning reel.
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Probably about twenty feet deep.
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Probably about 5-6 feet is about as deep as this plug will run when trolling.
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