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Rapala F05TR Brown Trout Original Floating Floater

RapalaSKU: MCA17659

Color: Brown

Length: 5cm

Weight: 3g

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R 159.00

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Rapala F05TR Brown Trout Original Floating Floater

The Rapala Original Floater F05TR (Brown Trout, 5 cm / 2 inch) is a balsa wood floating minnow lure.

Dimensions & Weight

Lure Body Length. 5.0 cm (2 inches).
Net Lure Weight. 3 g (1/16 oz).
Retail Box Dimensions. Approximately 10.2 × 3.0 × 2.5 cm (4.0 × 1.2 × 1.0 inches) in its standard clear-window cardboard box.
Packaged Weight. Approximately 0.015 to 0.02 kg (15 to 20 grams) including retail packaging.
Packed Quantity. 1 lure per retail box.

Technical Specifications

Brand & Model. Rapala Original Floater F05TR (Color: Brown Trout, UPC: 022677000145).
Body Material. Natural balsa wood with a painted brown trout pattern (golden-brown flanks, black and red spots, dark olive back) and clear protective topcoat.
Internal Construction. Full-length stainless steel through-wire frame for durability against hard strikes.
Buoyancy. Positive (Floating).
Running Depth. 0.9 to 1.5 m (3 to 5 ft).
Hooks. Two VMC Black Nickel treble hooks, Size No. 10.

Key Features

Signature Wounded Minnow Action. Hand-tuned and tank-tested at the factory to replicate the erratic swimming wobble of an injured baitfish straight out of the box.
Multi-Depth Presentation. Can be twitched on the surface as a topwater lure, retrieved steadily as a shallow runner, or weighted with split shot for deeper water.
Responsive Balsa Buoyancy. Lightweight balsa wood construction creates lifelike vibration and floats quickly toward the surface on pauses to clear weeds and submerged rocks.
Natural Brown Trout Pattern. Realistic spotted stream-trout markings blend naturally into clear rivers, dams, and tannic waters to target trout, bass, yellowfish, and pike.

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