Rapala Maxrap Minnow Lure, Flake Glass Ghost (FGGH), 20g, 12cm

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MXLM12 FGGH
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Lure Rapala Maxrap Minnow, Flake Glass Ghost (FGGH), 20g, 12cm

This lure is designed for situations that demand maximum casting distance, even in difficult conditions. The aerodynamic shape and the patented Max Cast internal mechanism ensure excellent flight stability and allow it to achieve greater distances than other baits in the same category. It performs flawlessly on both fast, aggressive retrieves and slow retrieves, delivering a strong action and a precise response to twitching. The internal holographic foil and natural scale pattern produce intense flashes, quickly attracting fish even in clear or heavily pressured waters.

Features:

  • Length: 12cm;
  • Running depth: 1.2m;
  • Tungsten ball weighting for accuracy;
  • Aerodynamic body profile for stability;
  • Internal holographic foil and natural scale pattern;
  • Excellent twitch response;
  • Slow sinking on the pause;
  • Flotability: slow sinking;
  • Weight: 20g;
  • Color: Flake Glass Ghost (FGGH).

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