Fishing the Rapala Scatter Rap 

Most pro fishermen prefer baitcasters. You can put heavier line on a baitcaster and cast it further than spinning rods. Because a baitcaster the spool spins the line off straight where as a spinning reel has to uncoil the line off a fixed spool. Spinning rods are better for braid and lighter mono and fluoro lines and most pros want to use heavier line in shallow fishing. They will use spinning tackle for clear water and light line and that's about it. We always keep both types in our boats.

I caught hell once for being out late night fishing one evening... me and a buddy... he got it too when he got home.. remember bring flowers.. works every time

Thats one of my favorite cranks to throw

I feel like I just watched a NASCAR post race interview...was waiting for "this Rapala, Scatter Rap, Lews, Denali, Off, Minn Kota, Ranger Chevrolet done ran good today!". I know that's what pays the bills, but sweet jesus...

Just saves us answering 50 questions every video. What rod was he using. What reel was he using. What pound line does he like. Why did he throw the bluegill color. How do I get it to kick out.

I have that lew's reel, they are amazing.

What are your opinions on these scatter raps? Are they almost too elusive? I've had so many pikes try to hit my crank baits and literally miss them because the baits are too elusive.

I caught a flounder on a plastic worm in a tournament

Well, I actually caught a Bass on a Scatter Rap.. Excellent lure... and they don't even sponsor me.

wondering anybody try scatter raps with snaps does it mess the action up at all

good shit. excellent video. funk the haters below. clams, I personally never attach anything to my plugs for that very reason. wired, if you ever fish south holston hit me up.

I've used this lure but didnt really like the action. Felt unnatural and it seemed the fish did too since the moment i switched lures the bite was on.

Hi can a snap be used with this bait?

Where were the tips??

you guys are being dramatic the video wasn't THAT much of an infomercial. I mean they said what line/rod/reel they use, and half of you scrubs ask that in the comments every video anyway. And he did give tips, you don't need to fish it in structure to entice strikes, he uses lighter line to get the bait deeper, and he explained how he reels it in to get bites... do you guys seriously need to be spoon fed that much... I'm not saying it wasn't a commercial... but it was better than a KVD plug.

caught a catfish in a tournament wasn't suspecting

Less talking more fishing

i fish better than you, at least im not allways talking :)

This is a gimmicky lure that is getting tons of press. Don't believe the hype and stick with a basic shad rap.

Does he have to say "another tip" each time he speaks so you boneheads can realize hes giving a tip? Just listen to what the dude is saying lol.. The school system in this country is failing smh.