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I am a fan of spinning in the sea and in freshwater. This lure, I use it
for seabass fishing.
If I get a good capture, I will send a photo.
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Rapala Deep Tail Dancer 11 - Bleeding Pearl
SKU: TDD11-BP
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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. Balsa wood lure with an internal rattle system, the Deep Tail Dancer® features VMC® black nickel treble hooks for quick piercing sharpness and the strength to withstand the fiercest battles. Hand-tuned and tank-tested, each lure swims perfect right out of the box.
i live in melbourne australia and here we target snapper by trolling deep
diving lures in our kayaks
on shallow reefs in 8 to 10 meters of water during late autumn and spring .and the
rapala tail dancer
is best matched for this method of fishing.
diving lures in our kayaks
on shallow reefs in 8 to 10 meters of water during late autumn and spring .and the
rapala tail dancer
is best matched for this method of fishing.
I love fishing and especially lure and fly.
This specific lure dives very deep. We have a salt water sport fish here
called snapper. They fight well, grow big (20 pounds is a good one, average
between 2 and 15 pounds this time of year) and taste - just ok. Nothing to
write home about, but good enough.
Anyway, they've always been considered a fish that would only take bait as
they rarely venture into the shallows were you can target them effectively
with lures. I've caught a few on lures but nothing big. These lures have
accounted for quite a few 10 pounders of late so I figured I better get me
one!
They're used trolling in around 15 foot of water. I'll let you know how I
get on with it!
Attached is a pic of me with one I caught bait fishing in over 100ft of
water.
This specific lure dives very deep. We have a salt water sport fish here
called snapper. They fight well, grow big (20 pounds is a good one, average
between 2 and 15 pounds this time of year) and taste - just ok. Nothing to
write home about, but good enough.
Anyway, they've always been considered a fish that would only take bait as
they rarely venture into the shallows were you can target them effectively
with lures. I've caught a few on lures but nothing big. These lures have
accounted for quite a few 10 pounders of late so I figured I better get me
one!
They're used trolling in around 15 foot of water. I'll let you know how I
get on with it!
Attached is a pic of me with one I caught bait fishing in over 100ft of
water.
