Rapala Jigging Rap Ice Fishing Lure — 2-3/4 inches, Purple Shades | Vertical Jigging for Walleye, Pike & Perch

Rapala Jigging Rap — a versatile vertical jigging lure for ice and open water

Engineered to deliver a balanced, darting action, the Rapala Jigging Rap moves with a natural, erratic glide that helps attract walleye, pike, perch, and lake trout even in tough conditions. The Purple Shades color provides strong visibility in low light and murky water, helping anglers spot the lure as it descends and darts through the column.

Key specifications and what they mean on the water

• Length 2-3/4 inches; Weight 5/8 oz; Color Purple Shades; Running depth varies with retrieve and line setup.
• Running depth varies by retrieve and line selection, allowing adaptation to different depths and water columns.
• Vertical jigging action emphasizes a balanced body that darts and glides to entice bites from multiple species.

The lure’s design emphasizes vertical jigging action: a balanced body that darts and glides, producing enticing movements and subtle vibrations that call in strikes from a variety of species.

Whether you’re drilling through hard water or fishing in open water, this lure is built for vertical presentations. Its profile drops quickly, helping you reach fish quickly in deep water and under current, where a rapid descent can create opportunities to trigger a bite.

Real-world use cases

• Ice fishing for walleye and perch in deep basins or near structure where fish hold depth.
• Vertical jigging for pike and lake trout during winter, with a motion that mimics a small baitfish.
• Open-water jigging on calm or windy days, where precise drops and controlled swings matter.

Proven multi-species performance means you can rely on a single lure for winter sessions and year-round jigging, reducing the need for multiple setups. Rapala’s ethos — fishing gear built by anglers for anglers — is reflected in the lure’s durability, action, and color choice.

Tip: pair the Purple Shades Jigging Rap with your preferred rod and reel, and experiment with line depth to optimize the running depth for your local water conditions. The result is a versatile tool that fits many jigging scenarios without promising guaranteed results, but with real potential to trigger bites when presented well.