Silicone lure Raglou 65 mm/3 pcs. is a shorter example with a flexible body and tail that creates distinct vibrations. In addition to traditional keeping, it can also be mounted on a cheparje, and among the predators mentioned is the leffer. This makes it a logical option when you are looking for a 65-mm silhouette and want the movement to come mainly from the soft tail part.
Between 8,5 cm and 65 mm choose according to the desired presence in the water, not just according to color. The longer body gives a different silhouette, while the shorter allows for a more compact arrangement of the cheetah. If you're going to use Buldo, head to the Hybrid construct; for rig where the soft lure itself is an element of the grebe, the 65-mm implementation has explicitly stated such use.
The speed is adjusted so that the tail runs without the lure losing a controlled line. Start with even-handed keeping and observe behavior near the shore, then change pace or depth individually. In Hybrid, also account for the weight of the jig head throughout the set-up; at Buldo check that the distance to the bait allows for clean cast.
Before fishing, inspect the soft body around the head and tail link. Deformation there changes motion, and the rupture increases with the next cast. After impact, check if the lure remains arranged along the axis of the mount. This is how you use the specific qualities of Raglou, instead of randomly changing variants in each silent series.
To arrange your choices according to the way you lead, start from Spinning Fishing and consider what rig fits the fish and the place. Then compare Silicone lures and jig heads for spinning with the more general collection Silicone lures and jig headsso that the bait, the aggravation and the tackle work coherently on the next outing.