Rat-L-Trap Fathead Minnow 1/2 Ounce - mimick the sound of

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Last updated 20 Sept 2024

Rat-L-Trap Fathead Minnow 1/2 Ounce - mimick the sound of

Lipless Crankbaits

Bill Lewis Lures Lifelike Vibrations Rat-L-Trap 1/2 OZ Lipless Crankbait Fishing Wobble Sinking Lure for Black Bass, Trout, Walleye,

Bill Lewis Lures Lifelike Vibrations Rat-L-Trap 1/2 OZ Lipless Crankbait Fishing Wobble Sinking Lure for Black Bass, Trout, Walleye, Pike, Salmon

Leland Lures Blue Streak Rat-L-Trap .5 Ounce - Dura Shell Coating at Outdoor Shopping

Bill Lewis introduced rattling sound into fishing lures over 50 years ago. Many will argue that it is one of the best lures ever made. In fact, Outdoor Life magazine referred to Rattle Trap? as the Most Influential Fishing Lure of all time in their Hall of Fame fishing lure article. This lure produces sound that is nearly identical to the sound made by distressed baitfish, which leads to attracting predator fish and stimulating an aggressive feeding response.

Bill Lewis Rat-L-Trap Natural Red Bleeding Craw 1/2oz

Mustad Rat-L Trap Tiny Trap 1/8 Oz 1.75 - FishAndSave

Color: ICE BLUE SHAD Bill Lewis introduced rattling sound into fishing lures over 50 years ago. Many will argue that it is one of the best lures ever made. In fact, Outdoor Life magazine referred to Rattle Trap? as the Most Influental Fishing Lure of all time in their Hall of Fame fishing lure article. This lure produces sound that is nearly identical to the sound made by distressed baitfish, which leads to attracting predator fish and stimulating an aggressive feeding response.

Bill Lewis Rat-L-Trap 1/2 oz / White Zombie

Rat-L-Trap RT - 1/2 oz

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Original Rat-L-Trap 1/2 oz – Bondy Bait Company, Inc.

The Bill Lewis Rat-L-Trap 1/2oz is a lipless crankbait that has an enticing action and sound that bass can't resist. Bill Lewis' legendary invention, the Rat-L-Trap, is recognized as the most popular, and consequently, the most imitated lure over the past 35 years. But imitation doesn't mean duplication. Just ask any of the 'Who's Who' of top name Pros that used Rat-L-Trap imitations while competing against Boyd Duckett at the 2007 Bassmaster Classic.