Rapala Minnow Rap

walleyes4*u Posted 2/9/2007 5:48 PM (#51329) Subject: Rapala Minnow Rap Member Posts: 82 Location: Iowa Anybody try out these new Minnow Raps? Thinking of getting a few for this upcoming season. wallyslayer Posted 2/13/2007 10:10 AM (#51409 - in reply to #51329) Subject: RE: Rapala Minnow Rap Member Posts: 15 Have not tried them yet just found them in Dec bought five of each color cant wait of the open water season to use they look like a great bait hoping they come out with a smaller version also. Horshak Posted 2/13/2007 10:42 AM (#51410 - in reply to #51329) Subject: Re: Rapala Minnow Rap Member Posts: 921 Location: Manitowoc, WI Used them a couple days late last Fall on the Fox River. Couldn't keep the musky off of them. Did manage to get a couple of eyes on them. Should be a good deep water crank. Tight Lines! Johnnie Candle Posted 2/15/2007 7:58 PM (#51492 - in reply to #51410) Subject: Re: Rapala Minnow Rap Member Posts: 120 Location: Devils Lake, ND I used them plenty here on Devils Lake last fall. They trolled really nice. Dive very similar to a number 7 Shad Rap, maybe a bit deeper, but not much. They have a little tighter action than a Shad Rap, but are fish catchers none the less. They will be a part of my trolig arsenal this summer for sure. I think the best color for me was the Yellow Perch. PS Posted 3/8/2007 6:08 PM (#52233 - in reply to #51329) Subject: RE: Rapala Minnow Rap Jonny, How far did they run and what were you running.. IE 10# xt or fireline.. At $6.99 each, I have the feeling this is going to be an expensive year for new baits..... Thanks Dominic Johnnie Candle Posted 3/8/2007 10:26 PM (#52238 - in reply to #52233) Subject: RE: Rapala Minnow Rap Member Posts: 120 Location: Devils Lake, ND It didn't seem to matter, they ran similar to the dive curve of the Shad Rap whether it was FireLine or Mono.