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Smithwick Suspending Rattlin' Rogue
Smithwick’s Suspending Rattlin’ Rogues are equipped with loud fish-attracting
rattles and a wounded-minnow action that produces explosive strikes year-round.
Rattlin’ Rogue fishing lures are equally effective whether cast or trolled. The
eye-catching, fish-enticing Rattlin’ Rogue colors have been carefully designed
to match the various model’s specific specie use. When an angler ties on a
Smithwick Suspending Rattlin’ Rogue, he can have confidence that the lure will
run true out of the package and suspend perfectly level, every time. The Rattlin’
Rogue is a premier stick bait that has stood the test of time.
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Model |
Length |
Weight |
Depth |
Hooks |
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ASDRB |
4.5" (11.4 cm) |
3/8 oz (10.6 g) |
0-10 ft |
#6 |
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ASDRC |
5.5" (13.97 cm) |
1/2 oz (17.8 g) |
0-6 ft |
#4 |
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Golden
Rogue |
Chrome
Blue Back |
Chrome
Black Back |
Clown |
Chrome Black Back Org. |
Chrome
Blue Back Org. |
Red Bream |
Tennessee Shad |
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Product Reviews
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A classic that still has its place
Michael Carter
(Winchester, KY)
2/18/2009 9:59 AM
In the coldest water its hard to beat the rogue roll. A phrase that describes the subtle side roll that the rogue does to make it so effective. The rogue doesn't have the darting ability the Lucky craft and newer baits have but they don't have the subtle action a rogue does either. The rogue doesn't dive very deep but it goes deep enough for a good jerkbait bite especially in early spring. I change the hooks on mine and if you don't at least sharpen the stock hooks. Anytime the water is less than 50 the rattling rogue is one of my top jerkbait choices. It can work with less movement and more subtle twitches making it great for catching fish on slow days in tough conditions. The key with all jerkbaits is water clarity I like at least 3ft and prefer 5 or more. Also use light line 8-12 depending on cover any heavier and it kills the action. The silver black back is all you need but I also like gold at times. And flashy colors around smallies. When you get the right cadence the rogue is deadly and you will be able to see why its still so popular.
sb-mrbassky1
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