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<\/span><\/p>\nSo, the characteristic features of “haryuzovy” spinning. Roughly speaking, here perfectly fit spinning “trout” structure. The best option here are spinning spinnings Regular Fast (medium-fast) string. Thus we have something between fast and slow line, which is just to our advantage – confident work of spinning with all types of baits, but at the same time such a blank rod perfectly works catching strong fish. In the stem is a reserve of power, but the tops of such sticks, as a rule, lightweight and have light fittings, which allows you to comfortably work with the smallest baits, so the sensitivity of spinning trout type is excellent. On the test I do not recommend dropping below 5 grams, I advise you to stop at 6 – 8 grams, because often have to catch fish on the current, but again it all depends on the specific model of spinning. Length is determined by the conditions of catching – if we catch on cozy micro rivers, where the opposite bank in 10 meters from us, then, accordingly, the shorter spinning, the more comfortable we catch, while stream spinning spinning length is usually in the region of 2-meters, because we have to catch at short distances. For example, my choice fell on a spinning Zetrix Forra 632UL length of 1.91 meters and test up to 6 grams. Although this model was developed exclusively for catching trout on payniks, but in stream fishing grayling spinning is frankly good. Similar spinnings in different price category: Zemex Viper Trout 662UL, Norstream Slender 632UL, Graphiteleader Bellezza Correntia 672UL-BB-T, SLrods Atria Trout 662UL.<\/p>\n
2. non-inertial reel<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"Image](\"https:\/\/fishproguide.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/09\/d0bbd0bed0b2d0bbd18f-d185d0b0d180d0b8d183d181d0b0-d0bdd0b0-d181d0bfd0b8d0bdd0bdd0b8d0bdd0b3-d187d0b0d181d182d18c-1_66c9c7181a66a.jpeg\")
<\/span><\/p>\nUnlike spinning, where there are decent rods at an affordable price, the quality of the reel depends directly on its cost, and in ultralight fishing, the higher its cost, the higher the quality of the reel, so it is difficult to recommend anything here, as you need to start from the budget. But still it is necessary to highlight a couple of mandatory criteria when choosing a “meat grinder”. Firstly, it is the laying and working of the reel with thin cords, because you have to catch thin diameters, and if the reel starts to put “beards”, then about comfortable fishing will have to forget, especially when fishing with UL baits. Secondly, the size of the reel. For catching grayling 2500 size is enough, but I myself catch with a reel of 2000th size and consider this size optimal for spinning ultralight class. Thirdly, a quality friction mechanism, preferably with fine adjustment. For a long time I couldn’t decide on a reel, until I paid attention to the new line of Daiwa’s LT series. The series, fortunately, covered most of the old similar models in different price category, and they combine those characteristics that allow you to catch on light tackle with pleasure – light weight, reliable mechanism, good laying of thin cords, so some reels can be safely taken into service. For example, I fished the season with the novelty of the 17th year Daiwa Exceler and I consider this reel one of the best in its price category. Slightly more budget models also deserve attention, and will be perfect for catching grayling on small rivers, for example, Daiwa Ninja LT, Daiwa Legalis LT, Daiwa Revros LT.<\/p>\n
3. cord or line<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"Image](\"https:\/\/fishproguide.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/09\/d0bbd0bed0b2d0bbd18f-d185d0b0d180d0b8d183d181d0b0-d0bdd0b0-d181d0bfd0b8d0bdd0bdd0b8d0bdd0b3-d187d0b0d181d182d18c-1_66c9c7182f864.jpeg\")
<\/span><\/p>\nBecause of the huge popularity of braided cords, monofilament fishing line, it must be admitted, is in less demand among spinning anglers, and this is not accidental, because the cord has a strong argument over monofilament – the breaking load at the same diameter is much higher, as well as higher sensitivity. But when catching grayling, monofilament fishing line also has a positive feature – it stretches, which in turn has a favorable effect on catching, as it dampens the jerks of perky fish. Just because of this feature, a friend of mine prefers monofilament line and on my advice uses Owner Broad in the size of 0.18 mm. I tried to catch on monofil, but will not lie that the monofil, after years of fishing on the cord, you need to get used to and not at all those feelings when fishing, so finally stopped on braided cord. I use 4-wire cords because of their higher abrasion resistance, because I have to catch in difficult, cramped conditions, especially on forest micro rivers, where it is easy to hang a bait on a bush, so the cord is constantly in contact with branches, stones, grass. Diameter 0.121 mm or according to the Japanese classification 0.5 PE, this cord is thin enough for catching grayling, but at the same time strong and at the bite of a larger fish will help without fanaticism to force the survival in difficult conditions. Here I will advise you two inexpensive, but good cord, which I fished this season: Sunline Siglon PE X4 and “#ONE” Contact X4.<\/p>\n
4. Swivels, carabiners, leashes<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"Image](\"https:\/\/fishproguide.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/09\/d0bbd0bed0b2d0bbd18f-d185d0b0d180d0b8d183d181d0b0-d0bdd0b0-d181d0bfd0b8d0bdd0bdd0b8d0bdd0b3-d187d0b0d181d182d18c-1_66c9c71850e08.jpeg\")
<\/span><\/p>\nFor quick change of baits and saving time on fishing it is convenient to use miniature carabiners and swivels of numbers 000 or 00, for example, I have been using carabiners of RB-2004 series from Ryobi and Quick lock Snap from Intech for a long time.<\/p>\n
As you know, grayling does not have sharp teeth like pike, but when catching grayling “spotted” is not a rare guest, so the question arises whether to use leashes? It is an amazing fact that pike ultralight baits are attacked very carefully for the edge of the lip and I have only a few cases in all 8 years of catching grayling on spinning, when the pike swam away with the bait, so I try to avoid leashes, because they significantly reduce the number of bites cautious grayling, which is distrustful of the “extra” elements of the equipment. If you still fear for an expensive, for example, wobbler, the best solution is to use leashes made of thin string with a diameter of 0.28 mm and a length of 10 cm.<\/p>\n
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