Rapala SDRS

The Shadow Rap combines a horizontal swim and a vertical descent that perfectly mimics a struggling baitfish. Rapala has perfected the natural action of a baitfish in this new jerkbait, which triggers strikes in three ways: on the impulse, on a slow descent, and when it comes back to life. Most jerkbaits keep moving forward with each twitch. Not the Shadow Rap.

It makes an almost 180-degree rotation to the right and then to the left, allowing it to fish almost in place with minimal forward movement, thus keeping the Shadow Rap's wavering descent in the fish's strike zone. This is where it gets really interesting.

THE ESSENTIAL: THE SWIM. With an almost 180-degree rotation to the right and then to the left and minimal forward movement, it stays in the strike zone. A HEAD-DOWN POSITION. Head down, ready for action, the fixed weighting system allows the lure to sink slowly like a dying baitfish. A LOOK BACK. After a quick twitch and a significant line slack, it pivots on itself and looks back.

Features

• Incredibly realistic finishes
• Almost 180-degree kicks to the right then left
• Action keeps Shadow Rap in the strike zone longer
• Slow sink on pause
• Running depth: 60 cm to 120 cm
• Premium VMC black nickel fine wire round bend hooks
• Technique: Casting