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The JACKALL collection collects a select set of artificial lures, complemented by individual fishing tackle, bags and items for the fly tackle. The main landmark here is the wobblers for different situations by the water, not an attempt to present each series to the manufacturer. Therefore, the choice starts from the working depth, buoyancy and the way of keeping, and then the appropriate variant is specified.

A good example of clearly defined behavior is Wobler JACKALL FLAT FLY 50SP. It is long 5,0 cm, weighs 2,3 g and is neutral buoyancy, diving shallowly up to 60 cm. This combination is useful when the lure should remain in the top layer and hold position when pausing, instead of immediately surfacing or continuing downward.

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When comparing color variants, look at the visibility in water and light on the particular day first. A contrast option can make it easier to track the lure, while a more unobtrusive color is a reasonable starting point for clear water. Do not change color, tempo and pause length at the same time; so you won't know which change gave a reaction. Start with one variant and correct only one element.

Co-ordination with the rest of the tackle is especially important in weight 2,3 g. Check that the operating range of the fishing rod allows controlled casting of such a light lure and that the line does not take the feeling of leading. Too heavy snap or rough fitting can change the balance of a small wobbler, so the connection to the line should be tailored to its size.

On a shallow stretch, let the lure reach its working layer, make a short guide and include a distinct pause. Neutral buoyancy allows it to wait where the predator is watching it, and resuming movement could be the next clear signal. If the terrain changes, keep track of the real depth: declared to 60 cm does not mean that every cast should be conducted in the same way.

After fishing, dry the wobbler before closing it in a box and separate the wet baits from the rest of the tackle. Before the next outing, check that nothing interferes with its free movement and that the selected variant corresponds to the planned place. When considering the JACKALL, it is more useful to select a specific model according to the layer and presentation than to search for a universal lure for all ponds.

When arranging the approach according to the fishing venue and the way of keeping, start from Muharski (Fly fishing), then compare the possibilities in Wobblers and Other artificial baits. For the carrying and separating of lures and accessories, he looked at Cases, bags and bags, so that the choice follows the real fishing situation.