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John Merwin's New 50 Best Lures For Bass, Trout, Walleye, and Crappie
Rapala's new suspending jerkbait has been a big hit with both bass and bass fishermen. Yes, there is a difference. Bass love the wildly erratic action and flash, two design elements that are keyed to their behavior. Fishermen love the colors (and care about them much more than bass do). This is a 4-inch XR10 model. There's also a 31⁄8-inch version; 13 colors. $6.49; rapala.com
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Rapala's new suspending jerkbait has been a big hit with both bass and bass fishermen. Yes, there is a difference. Bass love the wildly erratic action and flash, two design elements that are keyed to their behavior. Fishermen love the colors (and care about them much more than bass do). This is a 4-inch XR10 model. There's also a 31⁄8-inch version; 13 colors. $6.49; rapala.com
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