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\nMost often the case here is about this: spinnerbait very bulky, well, or look like it. They will not put them in any box along with trollers or wobblers – you need a corresponding to their size. Externally, spinnerbaits look strange, they may seem unreliable in design. It seems that when catching a trophy fish, this wire hook will either fall apart, or will turn into a lump of its components when fishing. Once a long time ago and I thought about the same thing when I bought my first spinnerbait. But still curiosity then overpowered my skepticism, and I became the owner of an overseas zagugulina, thanks to which and on the motives of which I began to collect spinnerbait himself, gradually understanding their essence and comprehending their capabilities in practice.<\/p>\n
My first spinnerbaits were exclusively pike lures for me<\/strong><\/em>. But gradually they began to divide into pike and pike and pike and perch, where the latter were simply more compact and therefore liked both toothy and striped predators.<\/p>\nThe device of these baits is not particularly tricky. Their main petal is most often rotated with a swivel. The second petal (if any) works on the principle of a rotating trolley, rotating on the shackle (clamp). Sometimes there are designs with a large number of petals. Since the roots of the spinnerbait American, the petals on these lures are more often of the American type – “Colorado”, “Indiana”.<\/p>\n