Quick Overview

Rapala RipStop RPS09 is a hard bait for predatory fish that combines aggressive flash, sudden stopping, and slow rise during the pause. It is intended for anglers who want to trigger strikes from pike, zander, chub, trout, and asp in shallower layers of the water.

Description

The RipStop RPS09 model was developed for active retrieval and precise presentation in situations when fish respond to sudden changes of direction and short pauses. The special RipStop tail stabilizes the lure’s action during twitch, snap, rip and stop&go retrieves, while the slow-rise behaviour after stopping often triggers attacks even from passive predators. It is an excellent choice for spinning in lakes, canals, and rivers, especially when you are looking for a lure for shallower zones and mid-depths.

Features

• Length 9 cm
• Weight 7 g
• Running depth 0,9–1,2 m
• Aggressive action with pronounced flash on jerks
• Sudden stopping and slow rise during the pause
• Durable 2-piece plastic construction with integrated lip
• Dual Control System for stable action and retrieve control
• VMC Black Nickel Fine Wire treble hooks
• Suitable for multiple predatory species

Technology

• RipStop tail design for hard stopping, controlled movement, and extra attraction on the pause
• Dual Control System for stability and more precise action during aggressive retrieves

Specifications

Available Variants

• RPS09 HER (Herring)
• RPS09 PD (Purpledescent)
• RPS09 SNP (Sneaky Pete)
• RPS09 YP (Yellow Perch)
• RPS09 EB (Elite Blue)
• RPS09 CLN (Clown)
• RipStop RPS09 PEL
• RipStop RPS09 FT (Fire Tiger)
• RipStop RPS09 ROL
• RipStop RPS09 HLW
• RipStop RPS09 SB
• Carbon (CBN)
• AS (Albino Shiner)
• MBS (Moss Back Shiner)
• S (Silver)

Advantages

• Very effective for fishing with pauses and jerks
• Triggers strikes even when predators are inactive
• Stable action across multiple spinning techniques
• Compact size suitable for different predator species
• Recognizable Rapala build and finish quality

Note

Availability of individual colour patterns may vary. We recommend rinsing the lure after fishing and checking the condition of the hooks for long-term reliability.