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When conditions dictate the use of a suspending bait with maximum appeal, the Smithwick Suspending Rattlin' Rogue will be your go-to lure. Equipped with loud fish-attracting rattles, a wounded-minnow action, and a level profile, and neutral buoyancy in the key 4' - 6' zone, this bait is proven to trigger explosive strikes. Refined paint schemes and bright plated bodies create lifelike depth and flash. Equally effective whether cast or trolled.

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ABOUT: Smithwick Floating Rattlin' Rogue, Smithwick's Floating Rattlin' Rogue was the first floating jerkbait. In fact, the Rogue has become so

Smithwick Floating Rattlin' Rogue

A classic bait that continues to be a favorite with bass anglers across the country, the Smithwick Rattlin Rogue is equipped with loud fish-attracting rattles and a wounded-minnow action proven to produce explosive strikes year-around. For best results, Smithwick recommends allowing your Rogue to rest on the surface a few seconds before beginning your retrieve. Begin using short, snappy jerks of your rod tip, and vary your jerks from light to hard, slow to fast, short to long.

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