Trolling fast and deep, casting inshore flats for tarpon or looking for your next 50-incher, there's an X-Rap just for you. All are rigged with durable componentry to withstand the inevitable smashes from all species of fish and the general rigors of the saltwater environment. Each is built to the exacting standards set years ago by Lauri himself.
Jeff on 10/06/2014 03:20pm
its for tuna fishing on the "slide" when we stop trolling jigs because someone
yells "hook-up" we drop these over the side to simulate bait fish that are going
to be thrown to attract the tuna ( yellowfin, bluefin, albacore) by the deckhand (s)
this motion as the boat comes to a stop is called the "slide"
Dale on 08/21/2012 01:31pm
I use them during the last 1/4 of the outgoing tide at the Boynton Inlet (South
Lake Worth Inlet) in Boynton Beach, Florida while fishing for Snook. The current is
very fast (10 ft per second) and at that stage in the tide, the inlet is too shallow
for some of my other plugs. The SXR14 works the current just fine. The silver blue
mackerel color is great for Snook.
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