The

Spitfire has a unique bucket-mouth that splashes and

sprays water in front of the lure as you work it along

the surface. This spraying action, combined with the

famous Rat-L-Trap sound chamber drives fish to

impulsively strike the lure around cover or structure

such as grass (submerged or emerged) and rocks (riprap,

rocky bluffs, and points).

For a more

life-like appearance the Spitfire comes with a

tie-wrapped buck tail on the rear hook. It is available

in a three-eighth ounce size and comes in eight

fish-catching colors.

The lure

casts like a Rat-L-Trap and can be fished in more ways

than one.By changing the position of your rod trip, you

can alter the lures retrieve.

By

positoning your rod tip at a 4 or 5 o'clock position the

Spitfire can be worked like a shad skipping and spraying

water along the surface of the water. To fish the

Spitfire properly, I recommend that you use a bait cast

reel spooled with a 15 to 20 pound test line on a 6 1/2

foot medium to medium light trigger style bait cast rod.

Try this

new lure and you'll catch a lot more fish.

Good

fishing

Chris Foster