Rapala

Rapalas are amazing lures, but check your local regulations. It's a pain to replace hooks if you're fishing in a stream that only allows single barbless hooks.Most success I had with this lure was by hooking a bit of a worm on it.If you're planning on cutting the barbs then you're better off fly fishing (hindsight is 20/20)

This is a fish catching dude! I won’t a friendly youth tournament one time and this is all I used. caught 14 in like 3 hours. This one the brown one and the black one stay are a must when fishing ponds and creeks. Keep the hooks sharp and you you might loose one every 15 bites lol. That’s what kept me from sinking a linker later that evening. Take care of it and it will tame care of you.

This is now my favorite lure and I'm ordering three more. I was out this morning and caught three fish in three hours with it: a pickerel, the world's largest bluegill, and (wait for it) a 20-inch largemouth bass. I'm not a particularly good fisherman; I've only recently picked up the hobby. However, I found this lure very easy to jerk and dance, adding action to the retrieve, which leads to more strikes. It floats up slowly when you stop retrieving, and only dives to about a foot down at top speed, so between the relatively shallow depth and its lip, it's also pretty good at avoiding weeds. But most importantly: it moves great, it looks realistic, you can make it dance, and it catches fish!

The lure works great on Lake St. Claire and the Detroit river. It’s my go to for White bass. I have caught some nice Northerns on it also

We've been using Rapalas all my life, and haven't found a size or color I don't like. I've tried off-brands and the outcome has never been as good as Rapala.

This is one my favorite fishing lures of all time. One that my father still swears by and often fishes to this day during bass season.They seem to be hard to find in stores - every time I go the peg for the blue and white rapala's are empty. So having them available on Amazon and with free shipping just makes it simple to keep in my tackle. Will be buying more.

Great little lure, bass LOVE it. Arrived yesterday and I took it out today and boated three nice bass. Toss it into a nice spot and let it sit for 5-10 seconds until the rings disappear. Then a twitch. Then another. Then reel slowly. I missed a few little bass who smacked it before I even started to work it. They cannot resist it. Great lure.

This is my absolute go to lure when trying to avoid the skunk. This lure flat out produces results when nothing else will. If they’re not biting the rapala time to move on.