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Two proven winners bring their own signature actions together to create a super-lure that's destined to dominate the trolling scene. The Rapala® Scatter Rap® Tail Dancer® combines the erratic moves of the Scatter Rap with the extra-wide tail action of the original Tail Dancer, resulting in a deep-running, highly aggressive bait that performs an extraordinary dance as it tracks through the water column. Walleyes, steelhead, smallmouth, pike, and more—they simply have no chance against this kind of presentation. Not only has Rapala installed a fish-calling internal rattle to help hungry predators zero in, they've beefed up this hyper-responsive floating balsa bait with tough wire-through construction and rugged VMC® black nickel hooks. Obviously, the Rapala Scatter Rap Tail Dancer is built to stand up to hard, smashing strikes! Good thing.
2 baits combine to make 1 super-lure
An amazing trolling presentation
Has the Scatter Rap's erratic moves
Has the Tail Dancer's extra-wide tail action
Balsa body with internal rattle
Tough wire-through construction
Rugged VMC black nickel hooks
Web ID: 2231589
Rated 5 out of
5 by
EYESonly from
Great for Eyesused this lure for a little over a year trolled / casted cranked you name it and it's held up , great for walleyes and occasional smallies
Date published: 2017-09-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Kevinbh from
DeadlyCaught 35 spotted bass on this lure this morning. I like to tie a leader and ice fly to the front treble. The darting action is deadly. With 100 feet of line out, it runs about 20 feet deep.
Date published: 2017-06-27
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Pipinski from
Beware the Scatter Rap/Tail DancerThe SR/Tail Dancer has a serious flaw. Larger fish
can easily destroy the lure by gripping the lip and twisting. The lip on the No. 9 SR/TD is just over an
inch long and it is inserted with a shaft just over 1/4 "
into the body of the lure which is supposedly balsa
wood but looks more like composite material. I caught
a mid-size northern pike while fishing for walleye. That
pike promptly tore the lure to pieces by twisting the
lip of the lure. I've used the Rapala scatter rap and the
tail dancer and caught walleye and small northern with
no problems. The combination of the two lures in the
SR/TD doesn't work if you're fishing in waters that
hold both walleye and northern pike. And, as most
walleye fishermen know, walleye waters are often
northern pike waters as well.
Date published: 2016-07-08
Rated 1 out of
5 by
walleybob from
Beware the Scatter Rap/Tail DancerIt's is clear that the Scatter Rap/Tail Dancer cannot be used in
waters where fisher larger than smaller (15"-19") walleye or
smaller fish are found. I've fished with Tail Dancers and Scatter
Raps in the U.S. and Canada with good success, especially for
walleye up to 28 inches. But I put on a new SR/TD on at a Lake
in Canada and caught a 33" northern pike. The pike ripped that
lure to pieces by latching on to and twisting the scatter rap bill.
That bill is about an inch and a quarter long and is inserted less
than a half-inch into the composite material that makes up the
body of the lure. Any larger fish can easily destroy that lure by
twisting the scatter rap lip. It's clear to me that a longer shaft
needs to be inserted into the body and the body material needs to be stronger to withstand the torquing that can be
exerted by larger fish. I was fishing with the No. 9 SRTD and
it disintegrated.
Date published: 2016-07-08
Rated 5 out of
5 by
foreverfishing from
Happy happy happyWorked awsome on Lake Erie.Walleye love them
