Check out this site for a review of the newest Rapala. It has been getting rave reviews. Mike
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I have always had good luck with purple couple of the best lures i ever found were purple needelfish and purple woolly buggers
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the link says
Rapala Purpledescent
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I am way overdue providing readers a review of this Rapala plug. I have used Rapalas for years for a variety of species, but used this new color for the first time this past winter on Lake Roosevelt. We caught rainbow and kokanee on this lure, and it was a favorite on the big reservoir through the fall and winter with anglers. I was so impressed with the new color that I used it for triploids on Rufus Woods and it worked great there, too. I use both the size 7 and the larger size 9 in the floating model, and pinch the barb down when fishing above Chief Joseph Dam. I also remove the treble hooks and sometimes add a barrel swivel to the split ring and attach the single siwash hook to that. I have a lot of Rapalas in a wide range of colors, and this one is my first choice when I open my box to fish plugs for trout, kokanee and triploid rainbow.
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[indent]What do you mean by Triploid Rainbow? Is that different than any other Rainbow?
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[url "http://www.northwesttrout.com/NewsItems/triploid.htm"]http://www.northwesttrout.com/NewsItems/triploid.htm[/url]
Yes, they are different in one very important way; they don't have sperm or eggs. Thus, more energy goes into growth, and they don't breed with wild fish. Read the article above. Mike
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It has actually been around for about 5 years now and is my go to rapala in south east idaho i bought a couple the very first day that sportsmans ever put them on their shelves and havnt switched back to a brown or regular rainbow pattern since. oh i also throw the hot steel pattern also it is similar to the purple descent. both work fantastic.
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+1 On the hot steel, never tried the purple,but have been wanting to.
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