Reef Runner® Deep Little Ripper® Hardbait - 600 Series
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Reef Runner's Deep Little Rippers are the ultimate trolling lures for walleye, as demonstrated on the trophy waters of Lake Erie. Proven ''banana'' body profile; aggressive wobble; incredibly durable high-gloss finish with unique colors. Fitted with ultra-wide gap Eagle Claw® Kahle® hooks.
Producing an enticing wide wobbling and quick darting action, the Reef Runner Deep Little Ripper is a winner when big baits aren't the answer. The Deep Little Ripper stays deeper and is an extremely slow riser. Body length: 3-1/2''; overall length: 6-3/16''; weight: 1/4 oz.; dives to 21'. Made in USA.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by 7
reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Mnichols walleye ripper
I have about 15 of these deep rippers. Gets down deep to the walleye and its slender body seems to excite the walleyes more than the fatter baits. We fish a lake where most of our walleyes are 14" to 20" so the 600 series works well because of its smaller length.
March 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by NewEnglandBassguy Excellent product
First time trying the Reef Runner products, have to say I was very impressed. Took them on the annual Canada Northern Pike/Walleye trip and the Gold Clown color just nailed them all week long. Running 20lb. Power Pro at 2mph put this lure at about 16 feet, and that turned out to be the perfect depth for our lake.
August 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by tyrone28 Reef Runner Lures
i use these divers 9 out of 10 times when trolling for walleye. they outperform any of the other big name brands i have tried ( and i have used them all) . they are a great product and when you consider all the options in sizes and colors you could fill all your boxes with erie deerie products
August 4, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by spudsMcCatfish True Deep Runner
Pretty well tuned right out of the box. Runs over 12 ft. even trolling into a 3mp. current. Good color combos.
Wonder bread might be my new go to color.
June 13, 2012
