The Rapala X-Rap Magnum is built to withstand tough big water environments. Featuring 3X split rings with 4X VMC perma steel hooks and deep-diving lips, this lure will be able to dive 10 to 30 feet depending on the model. Anglers will have no problems targeting those aggressive fish with the textured translucent body, internal holographic foil, and 3D eyes of the Rapala X-Rap Magnum. Some models feature colored lip for added attraction.
The Rapala X-Rap Magnum is built to withstand tough big water environments. Featuring 3X split rings with 4X VMC perma steel hooks and deep-diving lips, this lure will be able to dive 10 to 30 feet depending on the model. Anglers will have no problems targeting those aggressive fish with the textured translucent body, internal holographic foil, and 3D eyes of the Rapala X-Rap Magnum. Some models feature colored lip for added attraction.
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The lowest price we last saw for Rapala X-Rap Magnum 15 Gold Green Mackerel [XRMAG15GGM] was $24.95 at Mark Berg's Addict Tackle, compared across 3 retailers (last seen 21 Mar 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $24.95 on 1 Dec 2025.
Prices last updated 21 Mar 2026.
Rapala X-Rap Magnum 15 Gold Green Mackerel [XRMAG15GGM]
The Rapala X-Rap Magnum is built to withstand tough big water environments. Featuring 3X split rings with 4X VMC perma steel hooks and deep-diving lips, this lure will be able to dive 10 to 30 feet depending on the model. Anglers will have no problems targeting those aggressive fish with the textured translucent body, internal holographic foil, and 3D eyes of the Rapala X-Rap Magnum. Some models feature colored lip for added attraction.
The Rapala X-Rap Magnum is built to withstand tough big water environments. Featuring 3X split rings with 4X VMC perma steel hooks and deep-diving lips, this lure will be able to dive 10 to 30 feet depending on the model. Anglers will have no problems targeting those aggressive fish with the textured translucent body, internal holographic foil, and 3D eyes of the Rapala X-Rap Magnum. Some models feature colored lip for added attraction.
Last updated at 21/03/2026 16:53:16
Rapala X-Rap Magnum Divebait 15cm - Xrmag15 Gold Green Mackerel
Delivery $9.95
Rapala XRAP Magnum 15 Diving Lures Gold Green Mack
Delivery $42.60
Rapala X-Rap Magnum 15 Gold Green Mackerel
originally posted on discounttackle.com
I have been using it this past week in the Hudson river up by the Newburgh Beacon bridge with much success in the fire tiger colorit seems to be a very popular color for the Striped bass. To the point where I had to change the hooks out because they were bent so badly from catching fish.
originally posted on cabelas.com
I am unsure as to where/how I found out about this lure but sure am glad it happened. Using the Dorado color in the Lower Keys this winter was a ticket to success. I began using it to troll "on the reef" to try for those illusive grouper but quickly found that Cero, Spannish and King Mackeral loved it (and it stood up to their teeth), Jacks, Snappers and even a Blue Runner thought it too good to pass up. Often fishing alone I could only run a single line on really windy days, if only one lure could be used this was it. When I could run two I would experiment with other colors, they worked but not ever as well as the Dorado for me. I had to come home for a while but keep hearing from some of the others with whom I shared this secret weapon and it is still going ... MoreI am unsure as to where/how I found out about this lure but sure am glad it happened. Using the Dorado color in the Lower Keys this winter was a ticket to success. I began using it to troll "on the reef" to try for those illusive grouper but quickly found that Cero, Spannish and King Mackeral loved it (and it stood up to their teeth), Jacks, Snappers and even a Blue Runner thought it too good to pass up. Often fishing alone I could only run a single line on really windy days, if only one lure could be used this was it. When I could run two I would experiment with other colors, they worked but not ever as well as the Dorado for me. I had to come home for a while but keep hearing from some of the others with whom I shared this secret weapon and it is still going strong having recently added a very nice Cobia to the list of accomplishments. When I return there is no doubt I will take a good selection, never can predict what will be next season's hot color but I know what I will start out with!
originally posted on basspro.com
I troll mostly ballyhoo rigs but I always like to drag 1 Rapala on a wire line. These things are great. They really do dive deep. I once had to put on the snorkel gear and dive one off the bottom. It was all of 30ft!Good for Wahoo out deep and Kingfish and Grouper in the shallows. ...even at night!Last w/e caught (and released) a Marlin that hit the firetiger.BE CAREFUL reeling it in. There's so much load on it that it fires out of the water like a rocket full of hooks.
Rapala X-Rap Magnum Divebait 15cm - Xrmag15 Gold Green Mackerel
Delivery $9.95
Rapala XRAP Magnum 15 Diving Lures Gold Green Mack
Delivery $42.60
Rapala X-Rap Magnum 15 Gold Green Mackerel
I have been using it this past week in the Hudson river up by the Newburgh Beacon bridge with much success in the fire tiger colorit seems to be a very popular color for the Striped bass. To the point where I had to change the hooks out because they were bent so badly from catching fish.
I am unsure as to where/how I found out about this lure but sure am glad it happened. Using the Dorado color in the Lower Keys this winter was a ticket to success. I began using it to troll "on the reef" to try for those illusive grouper but quickly found that Cero, Spannish and King Mackeral loved it (and it stood up to their teeth), Jacks, Snappers and even a Blue Runner thought it too good to pass up. Often fishing alone I could only run a single line on really windy days, if only one lure could be used this was it. When I could run two I would experiment with other colors, they worked but not ever as well as the Dorado for me. I had to come home for a while but keep hearing from some of the others with whom I shared this secret weapon and it is still going ... MoreI am unsure as to where/how I found out about this lure but sure am glad it happened. Using the Dorado color in the Lower Keys this winter was a ticket to success. I began using it to troll "on the reef" to try for those illusive grouper but quickly found that Cero, Spannish and King Mackeral loved it (and it stood up to their teeth), Jacks, Snappers and even a Blue Runner thought it too good to pass up. Often fishing alone I could only run a single line on really windy days, if only one lure could be used this was it. When I could run two I would experiment with other colors, they worked but not ever as well as the Dorado for me. I had to come home for a while but keep hearing from some of the others with whom I shared this secret weapon and it is still going strong having recently added a very nice Cobia to the list of accomplishments. When I return there is no doubt I will take a good selection, never can predict what will be next season's hot color but I know what I will start out with!
I troll mostly ballyhoo rigs but I always like to drag 1 Rapala on a wire line. These things are great. They really do dive deep. I once had to put on the snorkel gear and dive one off the bottom. It was all of 30ft!Good for Wahoo out deep and Kingfish and Grouper in the shallows. ...even at night!Last w/e caught (and released) a Marlin that hit the firetiger.BE CAREFUL reeling it in. There's so much load on it that it fires out of the water like a rocket full of hooks.
This is my second one of these lures. My first one was so scratched up but kept on catching until someone ran across my lines. Definitely my most favourite lure. Mackerel, tuna, cod and I've even somehow hooked up to a marlin that got off. Does cop a scratching from toothy critters
Traveling to remote locations, where I don't know the water or fishing has taught me to take an assortment of tackle because you never know for sure what will produce fish on a given body of water until you are catching fish.Our last trip into northern Canada found us facing terrible fishing weather, cold blowing rain. FIshermen were miserable because of the weather and because fish weren't biting the usual lures and presentations. Jigging was good for a few small walleye and nothing seemed to produce northerns. So I went to trolling. Trolling Rapala® X-Rap™ Magnum 30s (and a 20) produced ferocious strikes that would nearly rip the pole-holders from the side of the boat. 27-30" walleye and 35-40" northerns were slamming the lures. I tied ropes on the poles so I ... MoreTraveling to remote locations, where I don't know the water or fishing has taught me to take an assortment of tackle because you never know for sure what will produce fish on a given body of water until you are catching fish.Our last trip into northern Canada found us facing terrible fishing weather, cold blowing rain. FIshermen were miserable because of the weather and because fish weren't biting the usual lures and presentations. Jigging was good for a few small walleye and nothing seemed to produce northerns. So I went to trolling. Trolling Rapala® X-Rap™ Magnum 30s (and a 20) produced ferocious strikes that would nearly rip the pole-holders from the side of the boat. 27-30" walleye and 35-40" northerns were slamming the lures. I tied ropes on the poles so I didn't have to fear losing them overboard. Seeing my 9-year-old daughter yelling "whoa, whoa, ... WHOA!!!" as a 28" walleye pealed line from her reel was well worth the cost of the trip! Losing my last magnum 30 on a rock-pile disappointed me — and really disappointed my daughter!Neither the camp owner, nor his guides had been able to put customers on fish that week. The night before we left I told them how to catch fish under these conditions. I got an email from the camp owner a month after we left telling me he had followed my advice (with modifications) for similar results.I've already bought extra Rapala® X-Rap™ Magnums for next year! THEY WORK!!
Bought this plug along with a 50 pack of Eagle claw non-off set circle hooks . The hooks were short counted by 4 .Or there were only 46 hooks in a supposed to be 50 count box . Told the store and nothing was done .
I have fished Rapala lures for large salt water game fish for years they are excellent. They troll very well at any speed and they stand up to big fisheven Wahoo.if I do not have live bait Rapalaxrap are my go to .
The lure was the real deal. We caught a boatload of bonita trolling with them near Puerto Vallarta in January, 2023.
No surprises, other than casts better than expected. Hooks are too small for what I’m using for (gag) so I replace with 1/0 or 2/0 vmc9626ps. Can use single inlines too. I’ve been attaching with tactical angler clips #75 and up with no problems.Color seems to matter for me but varies day to day.
Works very well. tuning can be tricky at times. Ono loves them in Hawaii.
