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Rapala Husky Jerk 08 - Glass Purple Sunfire
SKU: HJ08-GPSF
Stock: 2
Stock: 2
Price:
$6.49
Perfectly balanced, the Husky Jerk can be cast or trolled at any speed and still run true. The rattle chamber transmits sound waves that amplify through the water, catching and piquing attention. And the suspending action is just more than a fish can handle. Metallic, natural and glass patterns cover the gamut of fishing opportunities. Load up and be ready for any situation.
Features
•Suspending/Neutral Buoyancy
•Long-Casting
•Loud Rattles
•Runs Straight and True
•Cast or Troll
•Premium VMC® Black Nickel Hooks
•Three Superior Finish Styles
•Hand Tuned & Tank Tested
I live in the UK but own a Apt in Clearwaterhence the postage address.
The Rapala HJ 8 glass purple sunfire has been recommended as a
good salmon lure for the River Urr, Castle Douglas in southern Scotland.
These husky jerk lures are much cheaper in America.
I will look forward to receiving the Rapala lure.thank you.
I have a lot of gear aimed at bass fishing. Most of what I use to target bass is
done with top water lures - I do this in the wee hours before sunrise so typically,
I am off the water by 10:am before the hot summer sun.
Seeing that I fish around lily pads and a lot of weeds, I thought it might be best
to fish a little shallow when the fish are spooked by top water (the lakes here in
NH are extremely clean and clear) so having a few shallow diving crank baits is
something that I do not have a lot of especially, the minnow shaped lures - and
that's the reason I went with the husky jerk glass Rapala. I have some larger glass
Rapalas and have had a lot of success with them (medium divers) - I can't go wrong
with Rapala.
I have a lot of gear aimed at bass fishing. Most of what I use to target bass is
done with top water lures - I do this in the wee hours before sunrise so typically,
I am off the water by 10:am before the hot summer sun.
Seeing that I fish around lily pads and a lot of weeds, I thought it might be best
to fish a little shallow when the fish are spooked by top water (the lakes here in
NH are extremely clean and clear) so having a few shallow diving crank baits is
something that I do not have a lot of especially, the minnow shaped lures - and
that's the reason I went with the husky jerk glass Rapala. I have some larger glass
Rapalas and have had a lot of success with them (medium divers) - I can't go wrong
with Rapala.
