How Do You Cast With Rapala Lures?
Rapala’s fish-imitating lures are made not only to swim like live fish, but for easy casting over distances to reach the spots where fish are hanging, without spooking them. While the lures can be used for a variety of fish, casting technique becomes most critical when fishing for species such as bass that stay close to cover. Weedy shoreline, dock pilings, rocky rip-rap and points all present unique challenges to casting. While your technique need not be professional level, there are certain points to remember for the most effective use of these versatile lures. Choose your lure. Rapala has dozens of styles to choose from, but it is best to match the fish that your quarry is likely to be feeding on. Before leaving the launch, walk along the shallows and look for small baitfish. For small, shy or inactive fish, choose a smaller Rapala lure. To hook aggressive fish, a larger lure may trigger a reaction strike. For deep structures such as rocks or submerged weed beds, select a sinking lu
