Spoons have established themselves as a great bait for fish. Their use greatly simplifies the fishing process if they are selected competently. This bait is selected depending on the type of reservoir, climatic conditions and the fish for which this spoon is intended.
Instructions
Step 1
Buy a specific set of spinners. If you are new to fishing, it is best to purchase lures from specialist fisherman or hunting stores. There they will not only advise you on the choice, but also share some tricks for using spinners. Get yourself different types of lures - different shapes and colors, the more the better.
Step 2
Decide and decide what kind of fish you are going to catch. The types of lures, and especially their color, are a very important factor for successful fishing.
Step 3
Take a closer look at spinners - spinning speed is important here. If you have not decided on the fish that you will catch, you will need both slowly rotating (for perch, asp) and with a rapidly rotating petal (for pike or carp).
Step 4
Pay attention to the angle of deflection of the petal - it should be in the range of 30-60 ° for catching pikes and walleyes, a smaller angle is suitable for perches, and a larger angle for salmonids. Spinners are not used in the presence of debris and a large amount of vegetation in the water.
Step 5
Decide what kind of fish you are going to fish and start exploring the place where you are going to fish. On large bodies of water, small-sized spoons are ineffective. To find out the most suitable size, make several trial casts.
Step 6
Find out the depth of the body of water in which you will fish. The lure should not drag along the bottom. Also, the bottom should not be flat - pits and seamounts are preferred.
Step 7
Study the current in a given body of water. If the current is strong, take a heavy spoon. In case of a weak current, light and medium baits are used, because the large ones rise to the surface past the fish during fast retrieval, and when the current is slow, they do not "play" and the fish ignores them.
Step 8
Choose lures with brighter colors if the water is cloudy and the weather conditions are cloudy. Do not choose bright lures in clear water in strong sunlight.
Step 9
Do not stubbornly use the same spoon, constantly change both their types and colors.
