Spinner

The spinner actually represents a petal rotating round the basis at conducting. These baits approach for pike fishing on shoal or on average depth more. If the spoon bait can cause a biting even at the reeling termination, the spinner at easing of a tension of a fishing line usually goes a stone to a bottom. This lure works only during conducting.

Standard rotating spoon-baits

At the same time, distinctions of forms and can be reflected the sizes in work of a spinner. The spoon bait with compact enough and heavy case quickly falls on depth. The easy lure floats superficially, like oval and round spoon baits. The long and graceful spoon bait works on depth, but only under condition of fast reeling. The combination of a thin spoon bait to the easy case gives spinner calculated on shoal floating exactly at slow reeling. The great value for work of a spinner has its size. For a considerable deepening of a bait it is necessary to add a sinker before a spoon bait or to choose a bait with heavier case.

The technics of work of a spinner is opposite to action of the fluctuating: this lure does not remind a small fish. Appeal of a spinner to a pike basically depends on sound waves made by it and colour reflexions. For improvement of the lure some manufacturers drill apertures in their petals. These apertures become so that the spinner could make more powerful sound fluctuations strengthened by pressure of water.

The big surface of a spinner in relation to its weight means, that it is required to it to more time for immersing, therefore reeling should be begun later. Such slow rate of immersing does throws upstream effective enough for pike fishing. At such throw and reeling of a bait during its drift downstream the bait moves little bit faster the current and simultaneously rotates. Though the such throw remains the privilege of skilled fishers, is thin feeling behaviour of a spinner, it is rather effective, as the bait unexpectedly and naturally appears in water before a pike, not leaving last time for meditations. The throw downstream gives the chance to a pike to doubt safety of the extraction.

Spinners with the weighted lead head

Such lures look the same as also other spinners except that the case is established ahead of the petal. This displacement of balancing leads to that the petal continues to rotate even then when reeling stops also a lure plunges into water. The petal continues to rotate even at very slow conducting. Having dipped a head of a spinner in lead, it can be used also for a fishing on depth as the case weight does not influence petal rotation.

The spinners weighted by lead are convenient for throwing, they quickly plunge into water. Fishing line twisting can be avoided, having strengthened the bait case asymmetrically and having formed it a boat keel. It is quite clear, that such heavy spinners perfectly approach for a trolling, and also for pike fishing on a fast current in deep whirlpools and channels. The weighted spinners usually are equipped with threefold hooks, however their some versions have the usual unary hooks intended for natural nozzles, such as slices of fish. This "dessert" will be especially estimated by a pike perch.

Other types of spinner

Within many decades the fishing of a pike a spinning promoted development of new methods of fishing, working out of new types of fishing stock and artificial baits. Pike catching occurs in various conditions and various types of reservoirs, including the bogs, overgrown ponds and water basins. Usually the pike lives in places with warm water with rich ground vegetation. This vegetation often does impossible use of standard artificial baits and urges on working out of the specialised.

Spinner baits is one of versions of the artificial baits reminding spinners. They have the form of the opened safe pin on which top part the unrotative petal becomes stronger. The hook and the case are established on the bottom part.

As this bait is used for pike catching in reservoirs with dense vegetation, on it the unary hook directed by a sting upwards as an jig fastens. From above the hook is protected by a petal and often dense skirt from a deer wool or plastic. The design of this bait does not give it possibility to cling for a bottom and to cling seaweed on a hook. It is more effective at cutting, than the baits protected from hooks.

Spinner baits are useful for using for definition of the location of fish. When it is defined also fish has shown interest to a bait, many fishers replace a spinner bait with artificial bait more convenient for fishing.

Spinnerbaits are issued various forms. They allow to make rather good throw, perfectly play at fast and slow conducting, quickly plunge into water, but at cutting work much worse.

Bazz baits basically are similar to spinner baits, however are equipped by a petal rotating, as a propeller. They are intended for troll through the sites of the water which have grown with seaweed almost to the surface, and also for a fishing on shoal.

During conducting "propeller" rotates at the surface of water. Excitement made by it reminds movements of a baby bird or a frog, that especially involves a pike. "Propeller" can have two or three blades. On a core two "propellers" can be established even. To a bait fastens either a tee, or an unary hook. The uniaxial type of such bait is similar on standard, and "propeller" is established in front of the case.