Rapala Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig 10 cm / 17 g is a lighter sinking pike lure that creates strong vibration in the water, a visible flash, and lively movement from its silicone skirt.
Rapala Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig 10 cm / 17 g is a lighter sinking pike lure that creates strong vibration in the water, a visible flash, and lively movement from its silicone skirt. The slower sinking rate makes it easy to control in shallow water, above vegetation, and in situations where you want to present the lure at a calm pace. Suitable for use in Pike fishing Fishing in shallow water Fishing above vegetation Fishing along reed beds and vegetation edges Fishing in lakes and slow-flowing rivers Fishing from boat and shore Slow, steady retrieves Fishing with accelerations and short pauses Spring and summer shallow water fishing Murky or low-visibility water Using with a soft bait trailer Fishing with lighter pike gear For anglers who prefer a slower sinking bladed jig Why choose the Rapala Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig? 10 cm pike lure profile Light 17 g construction Sinking, but slower sinking than heavier models Adjustable fishing depth Blade that creates strong vibration Printed and snag-reducing shaped blade Welded silicone skirt Lead-free construction Rap-V 3D holographic eye VMC 7250 Black Nickel hook Strong #6/0 single hook Soft bait trailer keeper Works with or without a trailer Suitable for slow, near-surface presentations Seven color options Technical data Manufacturer: Rapala Model: Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig Model code: RVHBJ17 Product type: bladed jig (lure with a blade) Length: 10 cm Weight: 17 g Buoyancy: sinking Fishing depth: adjustable Blade: printed and snag-reducing shape Skirt: welded silicone skirt Construction: lead-free Eye: Rap-V 3D holographic Hook: VMC 7250 Black Nickel Hook type: single hook Hook size: #6/0 Accessories: soft bait trailer keeper Color options: BB, CW, FT, G, HT, ROL, and SFC Main target species: pike Package: 1 lure Product code and EAN depend on the selected color variant. Check the product page for the specific color code before ordering. Included in the package Rapala Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig 10 cm / 17 g lure VMC 7250 Black Nickel #6/0 hook mounted on the lure Welded silicone skirt Soft bait trailer is not included. Frequently Asked Questions At what depth does the 17 g Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig work? The fishing depth depends on the sinking time, retrieve speed, and rod position. Starting to retrieve immediately and keeping the rod tip high allows fishing in shallow water, while letting the lure sink longer will take it deeper. How to fish a bladed jig? Start with a slow or medium-speed steady retrieve. The vibration from the blade should be clearly felt through the rod. To attract fish, add short accelerations and pauses during the retrieve. Can you add a soft lure to the bladed jig? Yes. The keeper near the hook allows you to add a soft bait trailer. A trailer changes the lure's silhouette, adds movement, and can slow the sink rate even more. Is a wire leader necessary when fishing for pike? Yes. The Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig should be connected with a bite-proof steel, titanium, or other suitable wire leader for pike fishing. Regular monofilament or braided line is not reliable against pike teeth. When is the Rapala Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig 17 g the right choice? The 17-gram model is best for shallow water, above vegetation, and situations where the lure needs to move slowly without sinking too fast. The same 10 cm profile and #6/0 hook maintain the right size for pike, but the lighter weight allows for a softer presentation. For all-round fishing at various depths, the 21-gram model may be an easier choice. In deep water, strong currents, or headwinds, the 28-gram version offers better casting range and lure contact. For smaller predators and lighter spinning gear, consider the Rap-V Perch Bladed Jig model. Recommendations The strength of the 17-gram model is its slow and highly controllable presentation. Start retrieving immediately after the lure hits the water and keep the rod tip high if you want to fish above vegetation. If the lure occasionally touches plants, a short, sharper pull can clear it and at the same time provoke a fish strike. When adding a trailer, choose a compact and mobile soft lure. A large paddle tail increases water resistance and raises the lure higher during retrieve, which can be an advantage in shallow water. Attach the trailer straight on the hook so the blade starts working quickly and the lure doesn't veer to the side. During your fishing session, check that the silicone skirt is not tangled around the hook and that the blade moves freely. When pike fishing, use a bite-proof wire leader and bring long pliers to release the fish. Slowly controlled bladed jig for shallow water The Rapala Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig 10 cm / 17 g combines strong vibration, a visible flash, and a slower sink rate. It is a practical pike lure for shallow bays, vegetation edges, and other locations where a heavier bladed jig would run too deep.
Rapala Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig 10 cm / 17 g is a lighter sinking pike lure that creates strong vibration in the water, a visible flash, and lively movement from its silicone skirt. The slower sinking rate makes it easy to control in shallow water, above vegetation, and in situations where you want to present the lure at a calm pace. Suitable for use in Pike fishing Fishing in shallow water Fishing above vegetation Fishing along reed beds and vegetation edges Fishing in lakes and slow-flowing rivers Fishing from boat and shore Slow, steady retrieves Fishing with accelerations and short pauses Spring and summer shallow water fishing Murky or low-visibility water Using with a soft bait trailer Fishing with lighter pike gear For anglers who prefer a slower sinking bladed jig Why choose the Rapala Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig? 10 cm pike lure profile Light 17 g construction Sinking, but slower sinking than heavier models Adjustable fishing depth Blade that creates strong vibration Printed and snag-reducing shaped blade Welded silicone skirt Lead-free construction Rap-V 3D holographic eye VMC 7250 Black Nickel hook Strong #6/0 single hook Soft bait trailer keeper Works with or without a trailer Suitable for slow, near-surface presentations Seven color options Technical data Manufacturer: Rapala Model: Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig Model code: RVHBJ17 Product type: bladed jig (lure with a blade) Length: 10 cm Weight: 17 g Buoyancy: sinking Fishing depth: adjustable Blade: printed and snag-reducing shape Skirt: welded silicone skirt Construction: lead-free Eye: Rap-V 3D holographic Hook: VMC 7250 Black Nickel Hook type: single hook Hook size: #6/0 Accessories: soft bait trailer keeper Color options: BB, CW, FT, G, HT, ROL, and SFC Main target species: pike Package: 1 lure Product code and EAN depend on the selected color variant. Check the product page for the specific color code before ordering. Included in the package Rapala Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig 10 cm / 17 g lure VMC 7250 Black Nickel #6/0 hook mounted on the lure Welded silicone skirt Soft bait trailer is not included. Frequently Asked Questions At what depth does the 17 g Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig work? The fishing depth depends on the sinking time, retrieve speed, and rod position. Starting to retrieve immediately and keeping the rod tip high allows fishing in shallow water, while letting the lure sink longer will take it deeper. How to fish a bladed jig? Start with a slow or medium-speed steady retrieve. The vibration from the blade should be clearly felt through the rod. To attract fish, add short accelerations and pauses during the retrieve. Can you add a soft lure to the bladed jig? Yes. The keeper near the hook allows you to add a soft bait trailer. A trailer changes the lure's silhouette, adds movement, and can slow the sink rate even more. Is a wire leader necessary when fishing for pike? Yes. The Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig should be connected with a bite-proof steel, titanium, or other suitable wire leader for pike fishing. Regular monofilament or braided line is not reliable against pike teeth. When is the Rapala Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig 17 g the right choice? The 17-gram model is best for shallow water, above vegetation, and situations where the lure needs to move slowly without sinking too fast. The same 10 cm profile and #6/0 hook maintain the right size for pike, but the lighter weight allows for a softer presentation. For all-round fishing at various depths, the 21-gram model may be an easier choice. In deep water, strong currents, or headwinds, the 28-gram version offers better casting range and lure contact. For smaller predators and lighter spinning gear, consider the Rap-V Perch Bladed Jig model. Recommendations The strength of the 17-gram model is its slow and highly controllable presentation. Start retrieving immediately after the lure hits the water and keep the rod tip high if you want to fish above vegetation. If the lure occasionally touches plants, a short, sharper pull can clear it and at the same time provoke a fish strike. When adding a trailer, choose a compact and mobile soft lure. A large paddle tail increases water resistance and raises the lure higher during retrieve, which can be an advantage in shallow water. Attach the trailer straight on the hook so the blade starts working quickly and the lure doesn't veer to the side. During your fishing session, check that the silicone skirt is not tangled around the hook and that the blade moves freely. When pike fishing, use a bite-proof wire leader and bring long pliers to release the fish. Slowly controlled bladed jig for shallow water The Rapala Rap-V Pike Bladed Jig 10 cm / 17 g combines strong vibration, a visible flash, and a slower sink rate. It is a practical pike lure for shallow bays, vegetation edges, and other locations where a heavier bladed jig would run too deep.
