Rapala X-Rap Pop Lure 7cm
When surface strikes are the game, the Rapala X-Rap Pop 7cm is your go-to weapon. Engineered to deliver explosive topwater action, this lure combines the aggressive attitude of the X-Rap series with the commotion and flash needed to draw big predators to the surface.

The deep cupped lip creates loud pops and splashes with every twitch of the rod tip — mimicking distressed baitfish and triggering instinctual strikes from barramundi, cod, tuna, and kingfish. The aerodynamic body shape and internal long cast system make the X-Rap Pop ideal for pinpoint casting at structure, bust-ups, or shoreline targets.

With 3D holographic eyes, a flash feather teaser tail, and Rapala’s iconic X-Rap finish, this topwater lure is deadly effective in both fresh and saltwater. Whether you're working flats for bream and flathead or chasing surface-feeding tuna and tailor, the X-Rap Pop brings explosive results.

Product Features

• Deep cupped lip for dramatic pops and surface splash
• Internal long cast system for maximum casting distance
• Loud acoustic presence to draw fish from below
• Buoyant design keeps it poised for instant action
• 3D holographic eye for added realism
• Flash feather teaser tail enhances visual strike appeal
• Premium VMC black nickel hooks for secure hook-ups
• X-Rap finish with refined detailing and lifelike flash

Product Specifications
Product Code: XRP07
Brand: Rapala
Running Depth: Topwater
Length: 7cm
Weight: 11g
Buoyancy: Floating

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What species can I target with the X-Rap Pop 7cm?
A: It's ideal for barramundi, Murray cod, bream, flathead, trout, salmon, tailor, tuna, and kingfish.

Q: Is this suitable for saltwater use?
A: Yes — it's equipped with corrosion-resistant VMC black nickel hooks and performs well in both fresh and saltwater.

Q: How should I retrieve it for best results?
A: Use short, sharp twitches to create pops and pauses. You can vary retrieve speed to match fish activity.

Q: Does the feather tail make a difference?
A: Absolutely — the flash feather tail adds subtle movement during pauses, often triggering strikes from following fish.