Spinner LINEAEFFE BIG SPOON 5.0cm/10gr – 5.5cm/20gr

What options does LINEAEFFE BIG SPOON have?

LINEAEFFE BIG SPOON is available in two sizes: 5.0 cm/10 g with code 5028501 and 5.5 cm/20 g with code 5028502. The heavier variant loads the tackle more, so adjust the allowable range of the fishing rod before selecting. When re-ordering, use both the size, weight and SKU, not just the common name BIG SPOON.

What kind of fishing is LINEAEFFE BIG SPOON intended for?

The clatushka is designed for casting long distances and is mainly aimed at fishing for catfish and pike. It can be used in rivers and other suitable ponds according to the specific conditions. Choose weight relative to flow, depth and tackle, without assuming that one option is universal for each location and each mode of conduct.

How do I choose between 10 and 20 g LINEAEFFE BIG SPOON?

Compare the allowable weight of baits for the fishing rod, the distance required, the strength of the current and the depth sought. The 10 g variant is lighter, and the 20 g adds more mass to the cast and sink. Start with the execution that leaves sufficient reserve for the tackle, and change the rate of keeping gradually after control casts.

How do I combine LINEAEFFE BIG SPOON with a fishing rod and a line?

Check the operating range of the fishing rod and select a line, leader and snap, consistent with the lure weight and expected load. The connecting element should be reliable, but not restrict the movement of the clavicle. Before full cast, do a check on the knot, ring, hook and balance of the entire rig.

What to check before fishing with LINEAEFFE BIG SPOON?

Examine the metal body, coating, rings and hook. Do not use the bait in crack, strong bending, loose connection, corrosion or blunt tip. Check if you have the 10-gram or 20-gram variant and if it is suitable for the fishing rod. After hitting a stone or other hard surface, do a re-check.

How is LINEAEFFE BIG SPOON supported?

After use, remove dirt and rinse with clean water if needed. Dry the body, rings and hook thoroughly before putting the clavicle away. Keep both sizes separate and with safety hooks. Before the next outing, check for corrosion, deformation, dulling and damaged coating, especially after fishing on a stony bottom or in salt water.