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I use them for large and smallmouth bass! They are great lures
for bass!! Looking forward to getting and using them!
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Artisan bass angler Mike “Ike” Iaconelli has offered his unique talents to assist in the development of this masterpiece series of lures. “I’m used to giving baits my own personal touch, tweaking them.” Now those oh-so-special modifications come right out-of-the-box from Rapala. There are three key traits: first, it’s their purposefully muted colors. Ike used to “bake them in the sun” on his trucks dashboard to get that life-like, muted skin tone. The subtler colors can be unbelievably effective when bass aren’t attacking conventional patterns. Next, Ike had Rapala polish the finishes like the translucent candy apple red on a ’57 Chevy for a natural, pearly finish. For the third pivotal ingredient, Ike went super sparkly … with glitter. Not just any glitter, but super fine sprinkles that actually add depth to the appearance of the lure. One of Ike's secrets is all about “using something different, something unique to catch more fish.” Ike's Custom Ink DT’s are all that and more.
Features
•Classic DT® Lure Actions
•Muted Body Colors
•Translucent Pearly Finish
•Super Fine Glitter
•Preset Diving Depths
•Black Nickel VMC® Hooks
•Hand Tuned & Tank Tested
I am one of 28 lot owners on an 80 ac. private lake here in Mississippi that
has an amazing bass fishery. There are approximately 25 ac. of old timber
in the lake where the water ranges between 7 feet and 13 feet. In the fall
the bass move into those trees and suspend at around 5 feet. Last year they
hit this Rapala DT4 in penguin color better than anything else. So, I'm
stocking up on them. I like the lures a lot, but they aren't very durable.
The bigger fish tear them up after you've caught several on one.
has an amazing bass fishery. There are approximately 25 ac. of old timber
in the lake where the water ranges between 7 feet and 13 feet. In the fall
the bass move into those trees and suspend at around 5 feet. Last year they
hit this Rapala DT4 in penguin color better than anything else. So, I'm
stocking up on them. I like the lures a lot, but they aren't very durable.
The bigger fish tear them up after you've caught several on one.
