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Anglers say Cotton Cordell®'s Ripplin' Red Fin® lure looks like its moving when it's sitting still, so think about what fish see! The Ripplin' Red Fin's molded-in ''wavy'' sides give the illusion of constant movement when the lure is in the water. The Ripplin' Red Fin is a proven pike, walley and bass catcher. #4 hooks.
Web ID: 16618
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Finmaster from
Gonna catch someThe Ripplin' Red Fin has great action that fish can't resist! You can toss it in those tough areas that hold fish and if you get hung up, you can just back off it and usually get it out. Otherwise, your catching a fish!
Date published: 2017-07-06
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Marabou11 from
My favourite for pike and walleyeThis jerkbait was originally design as a wake bait to catch largemouths. But I use it to catch pike and walleye. It is my favourite jerkbait and for the last 19 years, it is the only jerkbait I use to catch pike and walleye. I carry 24 of them in the silver blue, gold, chartreuse minnow and chartreuse perch. It is so effective that one of my friends, who has been fishing for pike and walleye for over 35 years, recently started using it after seeing me catching tons of walleyes and pike with it. Even though it is a jerkbait, I rarely cast it. I prefer trolling with it near weed lines and shallow bays. I always take out the middle treble hook out.
Date published: 2017-04-08
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Angler09 from
Top of the lineThis lure has improved my fishing game all around. I've caught anything from big largemouth an smallmouth bass (3-8lbs) to pike. It looks like it is moving in the water, even when you are not retrieving it. I love this lure and it's a must have. I have all the different colours but each one works great! It's a must have in your tackle box and it can be used by anglers of any kind and experience
Date published: 2015-11-23
Rated 4 out of
5 by
keepitreel from
proven fish catcherI caught 2 smallmouth 4+ lbs plus many others, including large mouth and rock bass the very first time I used this lure.
Date published: 2014-07-23
Rated 5 out of
5 by
philthenet2 from
salmon killerI have used this on the great lakes down rigging for salmon at slow speed ... and it produces. Early in spring after ice out try the blue crome down rigging. You will be suprized.
Date published: 2013-11-20
Rated 4 out of
5 by
SirFrancisBacon from
Great for small mouth bassJust back from a fishing trip in Lake Temagami in Near North Ontario, and the Ripplin Red Fin worked great for small mouth bass. Good in those shallow weed beds of 6 to 8 feet where the bass came up to the the surface to strike, as this lure has a shallow swim depth of 1 to 2 feet. Hard to miss a strike with 3 treble hooks, but watch your fingers! I have had enough treble hooks in my fingers! Not a bad idea to clip the third hook, and pinch in the barbs. Only negative is that the nice mirror finish does scratch easily. When the bass are down deep, like in the middle of a sunny day, nothing beats the 5" senko worm rigged with the wacky hook. This has worked from Vermont to Ontario!
Date published: 2013-08-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
ZTaylor1 from
Awesome lureI go up north in northern Ontario every fall with my father and grandfather fishing for pike and walleye. First time I went up, I had no idea what to use. My grandfather had a black and chrome ripplin red fin on catching pike and walleye every 2-5 minutes trolling up and down the lake. So I put one on, getting the same results. This lure works so well on pike and walleye. I make sure I have plenty because the chrome comes off really easily. The only disadvantages are what I said before, the hooks catching on eachother and that it doesn't cast too well. You need to get used to it. I recommend the blue & chrome, black & chrome and black & gold.
Date published: 2012-12-26
Rated 5 out of
5 by
SkeeterZX200 from
Farm Pond Fish KillerWhen I fish farm ponds this is my crankbait of choice, the fish just can’t get enough of it
