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The mormish for sub-ice fishing here are tungsten models FINNEX with small diameter and relatively high own weight. This combination allows them to fall quickly without the lure becoming superfluously large. The small size is also associated with more bites. Differences are indicated by patterns and variants, so choose throughout the record, not just by familiar code.

Tungsten Mormish FINNEX - D40 there are variants OR, AG, LUO, CU and CA. The body is tungsten, a Hayabusa hook was used, and there is a kembrick in the hole. The small diameter along with the weight helps to quickly reach the working layer, which is practical when you don't want to waste time in a prolonged slump after each descent.

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Tungsten Mormish FINNEX - S30 there are variants AG and CU. This is a narrower choice than the D40, so remember the whole model, not just the variant. The AG code, for example, occurs in more than one mormishka and does not itself indicate which one you are holding. The individual inscriptions on the box save confusion by the hole.

Tungsten Mormish FINNEX - L40 extends selection with FLF, FLH, FLL and FLP. codes And in her the basis is the same: tungsten body, small size, high self weight, Hayabusa hook and kembrick. Compare the patterns by their actual sinking and line reaction, without assuming that the similar number necessarily means the same movement.

Combine the mormish with a fishing line and short under-ice fishing rod so that you can monitor the feed and keep control when lowering. A line that is too rough can dull the sensation, and a line that is too fine should be judged against the load and its condition. Tie a clean knot and make sure the fishing line does not rest on a sharp edge around the opening.

During the outing, clean the ice off the line carefully and make sure the cambric stays in place. After harvesting, dry the mormish, inspect the tip of the hook and separate the damaged from the ready-to-use. Arrange D, S and L models in different compartments with visible codes; so the shift is fast and you don't rely on approximate recognition with wet hands.

After choosing the Mormishka look Accessories for ice fishing Fishingto arrange the remaining underglacial equipment around the specific fishing trip. Rods for sub-icing helps to match the bait to the fishing rod, while Cans for sub-icing is the natural extension when you think about separating and carrying the small accessories.