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Lucky John spoon baits for trout fishing.
The number of fee-based water bodies, where the angling of pond rainbow trout is allowed, grows each year. It is not a secret that the Area Fishing – trout angling in artificial water bodies – is a rapidly developing issue. It is, probably, one of the most accessible variants of fishing, with a spinning rod, for metropolitan citizens and people, the flying pace of life of which allows devoting just a mere couple of hours a week to the beloved hobby. Being able to “hold” 1-kg or bigger trout on the lightweight spinning rod, many anglers forever become the fans of this type of fishing. Keeping up with the time, a new series of micro spoon-baits has been introduced in the assortment of Lucky John lures for angling pond and wild trout: AYU and IMA. The main component of any successful angling is the availability of appropriate tackles: UL-class spinning rod (with the test of up to 5 g); thin braided wire, or even better – monofilament fishing line with the diameter of up to 0.18 mm; and lightweight minimum-size spinning reel. AYU and IMA trout spinners are equipped with qualitative Japanese sports hooks. Do not be confused that this a “single piece” with no groove on it, as it turns out it is completely unnecessary. In Japan, just as in many other countries, they have been long prohibited. The number of escapes does not depend on its presence! All jerks of the fish are successfully damped by the spinning rod; it is preferable for the rod to be of medium-action type and the fishing line, as it has already been mentioned, to be monofilament, particularly for the minimum-size lures. If the fish is played with such balanced tackle, the trout will not open its mouth due to excessive effort of the angler, and the hook will not fall from its mouth, even if the fishing line is completely released. If the fish is played using aggressive and rigid fast action type spinning rod with braided fishing line, somersaults and zooms of the resisting fish are unavoidable. As a result, unbending of the hook takes place and, naturally, the fish escapes. Try angling with a UL spinning rod and Lucky John trout lures. You are going to like it! After all, these spinners are just as good for angling perch, red-eye, grayling, sabre-fish, asp, orfe, chub and other predatory fish, and even peaceful fish. But that is a completely different story… Good luck!
