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Rapala Original Floating Lure

Rapala Original Floating Lure

The Rapala Original Floating — hand-tuned, balsa-bodied, and the lure that has caught more freshwater fish than any other since 1936. Essent

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The Rapala Original Floating Lure is a top-rated Amazon AU pick in bait and lures. The Rapala Original Floating — hand-tuned, balsa-bodied, and the lure that has caught more freshwater fish than any other since 1936. Essential in every Aussie tackle box.

Why anglers, campers and Aussies love the Rapala Original Floating Lure

The Rapala Original Floating — hand-tuned, balsa-bodied, and the lure that has caught more freshwater fish than any other since 1936. Essential in every Aussie tackle box.

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The Rapala Original Floating Lure is a top-rated Amazon AU pick in bait and lures. The Rapala Original Floating — hand-tuned, balsa-bodied, and the lure that has caught more freshwater fish than any other since 1936. Essential in every Aussie tackle box.

Frequently asked questions

What size Rapala for bass?

The F07 and F09 are the all-time best Murray cod and Australian bass producers.

Does the Rapala Original sink?

No — it floats at rest and dives 0.6–1.2m on retrieve, perfect for shallow ambush points.

How do you tie a Rapala lure?

Use a loop knot (non-improved) — gives the balsa more wobble action than a tight cinch knot.

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Murray cod twilight video — comparing Rapala F09 vs Stumpjumper No.1.

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Frequently asked

What size Rapala for bass?

The F07 and F09 are the all-time best Murray cod and Australian bass producers.

Does the Rapala Original sink?

No — it floats at rest and dives 0.6–1.2m on retrieve, perfect for shallow ambush points.

How do you tie a Rapala lure?

Use a loop knot (non-improved) — gives the balsa more wobble action than a tight cinch knot.