Hard Lures Bantam Rip Flash
Shimano Bantam Rip Flash is a floating minnow-style lure designed primarily for twitching. Sharp rod movements make the lure dart from side to side and produce strong flashes, helping to attract predatory fish even when they are holding below the lure's running depth.
Flashing action with added stability at speed
The Jerk Assist Balancer system helps keep the lure stable during aggressive twitches and faster retrieves. Its defined body edges encourage sharp changes of direction and strong flashes from the sides, while the built-in rattle adds an extra sound signal to attract fish.
Rip Flash is not limited to aggressive twitching. It also produces an attractive action on a steady retrieve, allowing anglers to combine smooth sections with short bursts of twitches and pauses to vary the presentation.
The range includes two running-depth options: the 115F works down to approximately 1 m, while the 115FMD reaches around 1.7 m. This makes it easy to choose the right version for the depth being fished while keeping the same characteristic presentation.
Founded in the early 1920’s by Shozaburo Shimano,
Shimano started off as a company known for precision engineering. Today the company is regarded as one of the forerunners in product innovation and a leader in the industry.
Shimano prides itself on its ability to design and produce fishing tackle that features cutting edge technology such as High Efficiency Gearing (HEG), A-RB and TC4 Construction.
With more than 75 employees in the fishing tackle division in Irvine, California headquarters, Shimano American Corporation has a national sales force of 60 of the most seasoned professionals in the industry that have a passion for fishing.
With an eye towards the future, Shimano is heavily involved in youth development around the country and environmental and governmental affairs that help protect the land and sea.
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