Tail Spinners

PRO SPINNER 11 g

One lure, many possibilities. This is how PRO SPINNER 11 g can be briefly introduce. However, it is good to know all its advantages, because we guarantee that you have ever had such a versatile and functional tail spinner in your box before.

PRO SPINNER 11 g is a lure with a length of 85 mm and a weight of 11 g, which is an accurate imitation of small fish. Optimally selected weight makes the lure effective in an incredibly wide range of depths. The design of the lure allows you to effectively fish at depth from only 1 m to 10 m.

PRO SPINNER 11 g works well everywhere. You can use this lure in a smaller and larger lowland rivers, oxbow lakes, mountain rivers, as well as lakes, dam reservoirs and gravel pits. PRO SPINNER 11 g is characterized by dense, minor but expressive vibration which not only attracts the fish perfectly, but also improves contact with the angler.The elongated shape and proper balance of the body provide new possibilities of presentation. Except for uniform pull and jigging of the lure, the method which also works perfectly is jerking. PRO SPINNER 11 g is a complete and versatile lure that can handle all conditions and its purpose is to catch perch, pike, trout, asp and zander.

Model	Code	Length	Height	Weight	Size of wing	Size of hook
Pro Spinner	29	85 mm	10 mm	11 g	2	8

SKAT 6 g

It is a heavier model of vertical jigs designed for enthusiasts of fishing under the ice. Guided in short gentle movements it goes to the sides as a small fish and comes back to the vertical position making smaller or bigger curves.

When fish do not feed well use potential of a vertical jig. Tap the vertical jig on the bottom and hung it 15 cm over it. After a while, if there is no fish apply a simple, effective technique using the advantages of a vertical jig. Take away the bait from the view of the fish raising it fluentlu a meter, a meter and a half up and hold on for a short while. Then start pulling down the bait which, thanks to the curved wing, works while falling down and turns around its own axis. One should expect catching most often at the final phase of the falling or soon after stopping near the bottom.

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