TALISMAN LURES SPOON 180G RAIMBOW

it is such a versatile Jig that it can be used normally in slow jerker both in high pitch and in dead-fall or long-falling action; it is slow to descend, mainly because Spoon rocks like a falling leaf, its back behaves in the water like a sled downhill in fresh snow, when it loses its lateral speed it points towards the bottom and then recharges by sliding sideways and so on ; its pointed head makes it docile and the spoon-rimmed tail creates many different downward movements. Fast swimmers such as amberjacks or some pelagic fish are very fond of the fast movements of the lure, but a shrewd fish does not always be fooled by too fast movements, a good angler must have a creative and flexible approach, for this reason a lure that lends itself to multi-purpose movements can help; some slow jigs can be tiring when you decide to move them at high speed, spoon instead cutting the water well and gives us the possibility to have control at any type of pace and speed; this jig slides neatly to the side and sits easily alongside your every command. Spoon is the most versatile Jig. It follows fast ascents well and falls slowly like a leaf. A pilot jig to try in the different reaction modes and applications to see how it works best. But in the depths, where the water pushes the jig down and the rod fails to make it jump high, Spoon works best with a simple lift and fall (Long Fall). Because as soon as he gets off, he slides on his side and performs sweet falling actions. If you give a little tension to the fall, it will fall off its tail quickly and then like a fleeing bait in search of shelter. There are many techniques you can practice with this jig. The design of the Spoon meets the needs of every slow pitch angler both novice and experienced, adapts to all sea conditions and jigging styles. It suffers from the currents above the knot and a half and the complex currents.