Rapala Shad Rap 07 Fishing Lure – Regal Shad, 2-3/4 Inches | Cast or Troll

Meet the Rapala Shad Rap 07

The Shad Rap 07 blends a time‑tested Rapala action with a lifelike baitfish profile. Its premium balsa body delivers buoyancy and balance, while the regal shad finish catches light and visibility across water conditions. The lure’s precise running behavior and a crisp wobble create an inviting silhouette as it darts through the water. Hand tuned and tank tested, it’s built to perform consistently right out of the box for both cast and troll applications.

Why anglers reach for this lure

• The world’s best running hardbait, hand‑tuned and tank‑tested at the factory
• Balsa wood construction for buoyancy and balanced action
• Natural baitfish profile that mirrors common forage
• Legendary wounded minnow action that triggers attention
• Excellent for casting or trolling across ultra slow to fast speeds

On the water, the Shad Rap 07 shines when you vary your pace. Its diving lip and a running depth of 5 to 11 feet let you probe mid‑water and near structures, while the 5/16 oz profile provides solid casting distance and precise control. The two No. 6 VMC black nickel treble hooks promise reliable hookups, and the regal shad color maintains visibility across clear to stained water.

• Running depth: 5'–11'
• Weight: 5/16 oz
• Treble Hooks: two No. 6
• Color: regal shad
• Quantity: 1

The lure’s finish, finish quality, and patterns have made it a staple for many anglers. Its action remains effective across a wide speed spectrum, offering versatility for different water types and fishing styles while keeping a controlled, authentic presentation.

Specs at a glance

• Model Size: 07
• Body Length: 2-3/4 inch
• Running depth: 5'-11'
• Weight: 5/16 oz
• Treble Hooks: two No. 6
• Color: regal shad
• Quantity: 1

Pro tip: pair a steady, moderate retrieve with occasional pauses to mimic a wounded minnow. The Shad Rap 07’s precise action supports a natural feel that can help you explore productive zones efficiently without overworking the bait.