Rapala Jigging Shad Rap

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Rapala Jigging Shad Rap is rated 4.8 out of 5 by 10.

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Description

Sporting the shape of success, the deep-bodied Rapala® Jigging Shad Rap® was developed for vertical jigging ice fishing. Designed with a center eyelet for outstanding balance and outfitted with quality hardware, the zinc-weighted Jigging Shad Rap has very pronounced slow circle-down action. Raising the Jigging Shad Rap in a sharp ''snapping'' motion will cause the lure to circle faster. A quick ''vibrating'' motion can also be used at fixed depths to draw strikes from bass, walleye, salmon, trout and pike.

Larger shad profile
Balanced design
Zinc weighted
Single reversed hooks
Center treble hook and eyelet

Web ID: 50951

Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 by Sagnastyriverguy from Great Action This is my secret weapon when the current is slow for mid Michigan river Eyes on the ice. Put a minnow head on the treble and jig up and let it glide on a slack line and hold on!

Date published: 2015-02-13

Rated 5 out of 5 by FishonAgain2 from ohya Great for ice fishing, let rap go to bottom, up about a foot,then long 2 foot jigging action followed by short 6 inch and hang on, fish on

Date published: 2014-04-01

Rated 5 out of 5 by DSPOT0720 from not just for ice fishing I live in Alabama and i use these jigs year round, They are super productive in deep water and for schooling fish.

Date published: 2013-02-16

Rated 4 out of 5 by saltiedogg from Great for saltwater too Erratic action really gets multi-species going. You can cast out and jig back right up to the boat/seawall and then along sides of boat/seawall in either direction w/o even lifting from the water! Flicks of the wrist make it dart all over the place.Stays in the strike zone depth where the fish can see it and follow it all the way in before slashing at it wildly! Be patient after reeling in and make sure to give it some vertical action at your feet like muskie fishing with the figure 8's at the boat. Get it? and Get it!

Date published: 2012-05-22

Rated 5 out of 5 by Squidy from Out-fished live minnows I used this lure on what turned out to be a very slow day of ice fishing on Lake Simcoe. I out-fished my mates 3 to 1 by tipping this lure with a white Gulp waxie on the treble hook. Too bad all the perch I caught were little dinks! Try the pearl colour as shown.

Date published: 2011-02-03

Rated 5 out of 5 by thedwellerofthewoods from Not just for ice I live in florida and most people here have never heard of ice fishing. I love this lures, it works great for suspending bass on HOT SUMMER DAYS. Thats right, summer, this bait work all year round for all kinds of fish. The hooks are wonderful and hold up to the largest of bass. I just wish my local BPS would carry them

Date published: 2010-01-03

Rated 5 out of 5 by Mozo from Variety I use a variety of jigs when Ice fishing in Minnesota. This is a great alternative profile and action. You need to be able to change things up to see what works best. This lure is a good design.

Date published: 2009-12-31

Rated 5 out of 5 by liv2phish from i could use everyday of ice fishing this lure and the unique patterns for it are wonderful at catching fish along with the normal jugging rap.

Date published: 2009-02-04

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Questions & Answers

What would be proper rigging for these baits?

Asked by: Jaybuck

Just use a small swivel, i took off center hook cuss its so small and was always in the way removing fish

Answered by: FishonAgain2

Date published: 2017-06-01

Florida

Would this be good for Florida????

Asked by: bassmaster1999

I would try it anywhere except "snaggy" areas or shallow water, not less than 6ft or so.

Answered by: saltiedogg

Date published: 2017-06-01

Would anyone reccomend this for pickerel (not walleye).

I need something to do during the winter, so I think I'm gonna start ice fishing.

Asked by: pickerelguy

Well nothing replaces the use of a tip-up and live minnows for any game fish during icefishing. I turn to these jigs when I'm trying to make things happen. They can be used effectively when used with a fish finder like a vexilar, this allows you to see the fish's reaction to your presentation. I have used these jiggs to grab the attention of yellow perch brining them in but I have to drop a different line in to get them to bite. Unlike open water fishing ice fishing will not have many days that you can get by with catching fish on artificial baits, even with jigg fishing you will be tipping the hook with some kind of live bait. But it is alway good to expand your arsenal and be ready for those days you can make something happen with artificials.

Answered by: waupaca

Date published: 2017-06-01