Rapala Fishing Lures

Rapala lures have been around since the 1930s withlures. These lures are made of Balsa wood; Balsa
the very first lure being made of cork. These lurestrees are found primarily in Central and South
have become much more sophisticated over theAmerica.
years and some come equipped with sound, someRapala lures come in every size and shape imaginable
with vibration, and others with a wiggle and wobbleand are very sturdy. Some styles are made to
action that is sure to tempt even the mostbounce off rocks, bump against the bottom of lakes
discriminating fish.and streams, and rip through thick weeds. Some
These are one of the most realistic looking lures youstyles will deliver an amazing distance in each cast.
can buy. An ingenious fisherman created the firstAnd some are actually designed with a sound
lures in the 1930s. After observing the habits of fishchamber that transmits sound and vibration. Sound is
in the waters of Finland, he realized that big fish eatknown to heighten curiosity in fish; so any sound
wounded little fish. He created a lure that wiggled andcombined with a wiggle will sound like a dinner bell to
wobbled in the water and he started catching morea fish.
and more fish. And to this very day all Rapala luresRapala lures are great for ice fishing too. Rapala
that are made are hand tuned and water tested tooffers a lure that will swim in tantalizing circles directly
make absolutely certain that they swim in perfectin the middle of deep game fish. They also created a
harmony right out of the box. Actually, no lure holdslure with a slow circle down action that works very
more records for the biggest fish caught than Rapalawell.