Quick Overview

The Rapala Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig 21 g is a specialized bladed jig lure for targeted pike fishing in grass, around structure, and in shallower spots. It combines strong vibration, pronounced flash, and a lead-free construction, making it an excellent choice for anglers who want an aggressive and highly visible presentation.

Description

This lure was developed for modern pike spinning when it is necessary to trigger predator strikes through vegetation, around lily pads, grass edges, and other obstacles. The printed blade creates intense action even on a slower retrieve, while the specially shaped head helps with depth control and a more stable run through cover. Thanks to the trailer keeper, it is possible to add a soft plastic for a larger profile, extra vibration, or a slower fall, depending on the conditions on the water.

Features

• Bladed jig lure for pike weighing 21 g
• Body length 10 cm
• Lead-free construction
• Printed blade with reduced snagging tendency
• Welded silicone skirt resistant to pike teeth
• Rap-V 3D holographic eye
• Trailer keeper for secure rigging of an additional soft bait
• High-durability front clip
• Head shaped for better control of running depth
• Variable running depth and sinking action
• VMC 7250 Black Nickel hook size 6/0

Technology

• Rap-V printed blade
• Rap-V 3D holographic eye
• Full-sensory lure design combining vibration, flash, and silhouette

Specifications

Available Variants

• Baby Bass (BB)
• Crawdad (CW)
• Fire Tiger (FT)
• Gold (G)
• Hot Tiger (HT)
• Live Roach (ROL)
• Silver Fluorescent Chartreuse (SFC)

Advantages

• Highly visible presentation for both active and cautious pike
• Good movement through grass and around cover thanks to the blade and head shape
• Ability to fine-tune the action with the addition of a trailer
• Durable construction for more demanding predator fishing
• Lead-free construction for a more modern and responsible approach to fishing

Note

Availability of certain colors may vary depending on stock levels. For pike fishing, the use of an appropriate leader or wire trace is recommended, along with checking local fishing regulations.