Wobbler is a bait for catching predatory fish. It is a solid model of a fish made of plastic or wood. The design of the wobbler is such that, while moving in the water, it plays in a characteristic way - like a wounded fish, which attracts predators. The assortment of wobblers is very diverse, in order to choose the right one, you need to know the features of the reservoir, the weather, catching specific fish.
Instructions
Step 1
There is no specific wobbler for a specific fish. In each specific case, which is determined by the depth of the water, its transparency, flow rate and other factors, the wobbler will behave differently. The same applies to the fish itself, which can change its behavior depending on many factors. Therefore, the fisherman determines the choice of a wobbler, first of all, based on his experience.
You should listen to consultants in stores only if they tell you about their own experience of fishing with this wobbler in a specific place where you yourself plan to go. And general words about wobblers will not help you.
Step 2
Wobblers have several classifications, each category has its own characteristics, making them more suitable for fishing in certain conditions. It is most reasonable to first determine the category, and select specific wobblers of this type, relying on experience and intuition.
Step 3
By the degree of buoyancy, wobblers are divided into three types - floating, sinking and suspenders. Floating ones are designed for catching fish near the surface, sinking ones - at depth, and suspenders - in the water column.
Step 4
Wobblers also differ in size, and when choosing a size, you need to be guided not only by the size of the fish you are going to hunt, but also by the strength of your spinning rod: a too large wobbler can break an unsuitable spinning rod when hooked.
Step 5
The shape of the wobbler depends on how it will behave in the water, that is, how it will play. There are many forms of wobblers. For fishing in a fast current, fussy wobblers like shad, similar to tadpoles, are best suited. In shallow water, wobblers of the minnow type are more often used, in shape they resemble bleak or gudgeon. Usually such wobblers are very well controlled, that is, you can get the desired movement from them.
Step 6
Color is very important for a wobbler, but in fact nothing can be said about its choice, since the reaction of a fish to a particular color in a particular reservoir depends on many factors, if you manage to find your catchy wobbler - rejoice.
