Rapala Crush City The Imposter Lure 6 Inch

The Rapala Crush City The Imposter 6" is a hyper-realistic prawn imitation designed to fool even the most cautious predators. Crafted from soft yet durable T.P.E. material and infused with natural shrimp scent, this lure mimics the lifelike movement of a real shrimp or prawn — making it deadly on Flathead, Mulloway, Barra, Threadfin Salmon, and more.

Designed with versatility in mind, The Imposter can be rigged on a standard VMC Grip-R Jighead for hopping, darting, or slow-swimming action, or rigged weedless using the built-in back slit to conceal the hook point — perfect for throwing deep into snaggy structure where trophy fish lie in ambush.

Its subtle leg and appendage movement creates an irresistible underwater vibration trail, making it a go-to soft plastic in both estuary and inshore saltwater environments. Built to last multiple fish per lure, The Imposter strikes the perfect balance between finesse presentation and big fish durability.

Product Features

• Lifelike shrimp/prawn profile with ultra-realistic detailing
• Infused with natural shrimp scent to trigger more strikes
• Made from supple yet durable T.P.E. material for multiple uses
• Built-in back slit for easy weedless rigging with worm hooks
• Performs equally well rigged on a jighead or weedless
• Vibrating appendages create natural movement and water disturbance
• Ideal for targeting Flathead, Mulloway, Barramundi, Threadfin Salmon, and more
• Perfectly paired with VMC Grip-R Jigheads for optimal performance

Product Specifications
Length: 6" (15.3cm)
Quantity: 2 lures per pack
Scent: Shrimp Scent
Material: T.P.E.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What species can I target with The Imposter?
A: It's ideal for Flathead, Mulloway, Barra, Threadfin, Snapper, and other predators that feed on prawns or shrimp.

Q: Can I rig it weedless?
A: Yes — The Imposter features a back slit designed for weedless rigging on worm hooks, perfect for fishing heavy structure.

Q: Is it durable for multiple uses?
A: Absolutely. The T.P.E. material is highly durable and holds up well to repeated strikes from big fish.

Q: What’s the best retrieve technique?
A: Hop it across the bottom, twitch it through drains, or slow-roll it — the vibrating legs and scent do most of the work.