Rapala SRCD07 Scatter Rap Countdown 07 Balsa Minnow
Features:
- The Rapala Scatter Rap Countdown 07 is a 2 3/4 inch, 1/4 ounce balsa wood minnow lure.
- Sinks at a steady rate (1 foot per second in freshwater) so you can count it down to your desired depth when casting (trolls at 6 to 9 feet deep).
- Erratic and evasive swimming action with no internal rattles.
- Pre-rigged with two size 6 VMC treble hooks.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 2 3/4 inches |
| Weight | 1/4 ounce |
| Material | Balsa wood |
| Sinking Rate | 1 foot per second in freshwater |
| Hook Size | Size 6 VMC treble |
| Depth Range | 6 to 9 feet when trolling |
The Rapala Scatter Rap Countdown 07 is a 2 3/4 inch, 1/4 ounce balsa wood minnow lure. Slightly weighted, the gravity-defying body of the Rapala Scatter Rap Countdown sinks at a steady rate, to your desired depth allowing you to repeatedly reach and retrieve without rising out of the strike zone.
Casting or trolling, the Scatter Rap CountDown is the perfect choice for bass, walleye, and other predatory fish.
FAQ
What is the sinking rate of the Rapala SRCD07?
The Rapala SRCD07 sinks at a steady rate of 1 foot per second in freshwater.
Does the lure have internal rattles?
No, the Rapala SRCD07 has no internal rattles, providing an erratic and evasive swimming action.
What type of hooks does it come with?
The lure is pre-rigged with two size 6 VMC treble hooks.
Samantha Harris –
This minnow lure works great in clear water. I used it during early morning trolling and saw several bass strikes. The sinking rate is consistent and it stays at the depth I want without rising. The action is natural and fish seem to react well to it.
Paul MacLeod –
I’ve used this lure for a few weeks now and it’s reliable. The balsa body holds up well and the no-rattle design makes it look more realistic. It’s a good choice for targeting walleye in deeper waters.
Joseph MacDonald –
The depth control is excellent. I can count down to exactly where I want it and keep it there. The erratic movement draws fish in, and I’ve had multiple bites during both casting and trolling.