Trolling fast and deep, casting inshore flats for tarpon or looking for your next 50-incher, there's an X-Rap just for you. All are rigged with durable componentry to withstand the inevitable smashes from all species of fish and the general rigors of the saltwater environment. Each is built to the exacting standards set years ago by Lauri himself.
Alexandre on 10/17/2016 02:06pm
I appreciate your attention and here in
Brazil, specifically in the northern coast of São Paulo use the mid-water lures,
like the Xrap 12 on pitch embedded in the coastal fishing. Here we usually catch
many anchovies, xaréus, pitangolas and eventually some whiting, bream, pompano and
sernambiquaras. Already in the bait long dewlap as the Magnum, Deep, size 9 to 11
centimeters, use the trolling fishing to catch anchovies, mackerels depending on the
season and sororocas, barracuda, mahi mahi, ocean beautiful.
Simon on 10/31/2013 01:39pm
The larger Rapala`s are for a charter on the Outer Great Barrier Reef that I`m going
on in Oct
It is serious saltwater stuff, and I will be beefing them up with big inline single
hooks
The Bunker colour is a favourite estuary lure for Barramundi
The Beast hook with twist lock is to fish a weedless skipping frog Lure for
Saratoga/Barra in the fresh water lilly pad lagoons of the far north. To this I
also add a trailing stinger assist hook, as the hook up rate is atrocious
Weedless = Fishless (sometimes)
The larger singles with wire is for stickbaits targeting GT/Wahoo/Doggies out on Nomad
If your curious about incredible bluewater and reef angling check out
www.nomadsportfishing.com.au
It is quite possibly THE sportsfishing destination/operation on the planet.
Darko on 02/16/2012 07:18am
I mainly use these lures off the ocean rocks casting and retrieving to catch
australian salmon, tailor and kingfish. I have also caught an australian pike with
one. They generally work really well when the fish are on the bite and have a great
action in the water.
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