Spinning fishing is ideal for active and gambling people, because you need to constantly look for a catchy place, change baits, tackle and casting technique, and fighting a large predator that does not want to give up causes a lot of emotions and adrenaline. To return home with trophies, it is important to understand what fish, where and what to fish.
Spinning pike
One of the most popular spinning fish is the pike. It can be found in ponds and lakes, large and small rivers. The pike prefers quiet backwaters, with thickets of reeds, snags, various shelters in which it could hide. Fishing in such places is a constant risk of catching and losing the bait.
For fishing with a pop-up wobbler, use the stepped wiring. First you need to send the nozzle in a steep arc to the bottom, then wait until it pops up a little and tighten the coil. Wait a few seconds again and turn the coil. Thus, lead the entire deep section.
The same stepped wiring is used for fishing with a vibrotail. In this case, it is important to throw it so that the bait rises from a deep section to shallow water.
It is better to fish with a spinning spoon near snags and algae. In order not to catch the bait, it should be launched along the border of clean water and thickets. The twister connected to the spinner helps to improve the game. If the time and place are well chosen, the choice of a twister and a spoon is not so important - the pike will go for any bait.
Sometimes the pike bites well in strong currents. Here it is better to use oscillating spoons, casting them at right angles to the shore and allowing them to move freely with the current, occasionally pulling them from the depths.
Zander
During the day, pike perch always stays at a depth, and in the evening it goes hunting in shallow places, preferring oxygen-rich water, with a large number of fry.
He has a narrow pharynx, so he is mainly interested in slender small fish. Pike perch bites well on small narrow wobblers, which are carried out evenly or with slight acceleration in the horizontal direction.
On a fast current, it goes well for heavy spinners of the "Castmaster" type, but you need a fast and uniform wiring. You can try twisters or vibro-rods, as well as a foam rubber fish with variable speed.
Perch
The hunting grounds of perch can be determined by the flocks of fry - they jump out of the water, scatter in all directions. The perch simply cannot resist small spinners in white or yellow combined with a black, red or yellow twister. On a weak current, the effect is brought by fishing on a twister, and, the less the current, the less the mass of the bait should be.
With any even movement, it is sometimes useful to make an unexpected dash - this helps the predator to decide to attack.
Chub
Chub prefers oxygen-rich places in fast flow. He often pretends to hunt fry on the border of slow and fast water. The best bait is a spinning lure, it can be carried out evenly or in small jerks on the surface or in the water column. Sometimes a twister or streamer, or a hybrid of both, can bring success.
The color of the bait is also important, for example, in May, the chub prefers brown or brown with black specks.
You can catch a chub with an oscillating lure, concealing wiring. You need to throw a spinning rod in a pendulum or catapult way.
