Rapala Deep Tail Dancer Hard Lure, Size: 11cm, 22g

$ 17.50

5 (330) In stock

Specially designed to go to depths of up to 12m thanks to its ultra plunging lip, the Deep Tail Dancer® swims perfectly even at high speed without

Floating lure Rapala deep tail dancer 22g

Deep Tail Dancer®

This deep-diving banana-style body lure swims in a pronounced wide tail action without sacrificing the classic Rapala wounded-minnow attraction. The Deep Tail Dancer features an enlarged, extreme diving lip that plummets the lure as deep as 30 feet unassisted, getting this bait down where the big ones lie during the mid-summer and early fall months.

Rapala Deep Tail Dancer - Clown Flash

Incorporating all the positive attributes that have made the series a success, the Rapala Deep Tail Dancer features an enlarged extreme diving lip that plunges the lure to 30+ feet with ease. Producing a wide, tantalizing tail action, the banana-shaped Deep Tail Dancer is outfitted with VMC treble hooks with quick piercing and the strength to withstand the fiercest battles. Running depth from 15 to 30+ feet.

Rapala Deep Tail Dancer 11 Green Tiger UV

In response to numerous demands spinning, design team developed a Rapala lure reaching extreme depths. Specially selected colors and the possibility

Rapala Deep Tail Dancer 11cm TDD-11-CLG

This deep-diving banana-style body lure swims in a pronounced wide tail action without sacrificing the classic Rapala wounded-minnow attraction. The Deep Tail Dancer features an enlarged, extreme diving lip that plummets the lure as deep as 30 feet unassisted, getting this bait down where the big ones lie during the mid-summer and early fall months.

Rapala Deep Tail Dancer - Bleeding Hot Olive

Rapala Deep Tail Dancer Size: 11cm 22g : GF - Gold Fish – Glasgow

This deep-diving banana-style body lure swims in a pronounced wide tail action without sacrificing the classic Rapala wounded-minnow attraction. The Deep Tail Dancer features an enlarged, extreme diving lip that plummets the lure as deep as 30 feet unassisted, getting this bait down where the big ones lie during the mid-summer and early fall months.