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SALMO Butcher lure 5cm golden red head- floating
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One of the best trout wobblers in the world. The BRSDR version, with the extended bar and line anchor point highlighted, is also ideal for fishing rivers for jays and pike-perch. We fish using the method of precise penetration of areas around underwater obstacles - we pull both obliquely with the current and against it. The best way to do this is to drive rather slowly. Wobbler is sensationally effective during its very slow \"release\" with the current - we throw it into the river, pull slowly against the current, and from time to time \"release\" the line from the spool so the wobbler moves with the current.Lure type - Crankbait Recommended fishing method - castin, trolling.Recommended for fishing for - pike, perch, zander, trout, walleye, bassHow to fish using Butcher: With the floating version, we fish mainly against the current, driving the lure calmly and slowly. Periodically immobilizing the wobbler in more interesting places gives expected results. The sinking version...
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One of the best trout wobblers in the world. The BRSDR version, with the extended bar and line anchor point highlighted, is also ideal for fishing rivers for jays and pike-perch. We fish using the method of precise penetration of areas around underwater obstacles - we pull both obliquely with the current and against it. The best way to do this is to drive rather slowly. Wobbler is sensationally effective during its very slow \"release\" with the current - we throw it into the river, pull slowly against the current, and from time to time \"release\" the line from the spool so the wobbler moves with the current.
Lure type - Crankbait
Recommended fishing method - castin, trolling.
Recommended for fishing for - pike, perch, zander, trout, walleye, bass
How to fish using Butcher:
With the floating version, we fish mainly against the current, driving the lure calmly and slowly. Periodically immobilizing the wobbler in more interesting places gives expected results. The sinking version can also be used for fishing against the current. In this case, the bait should be taken as slowly as possible, with short, delicate pulls, keeping it at half-water. We fish the same way in calm water, allowing the lure to sink to the right depth. The SDR version is equally suited to fishing against or with current. In stagnant water, we fish by sinking the SDR BUTCHER with a sharp jerk, then reeling in the line rather quickly and irregularly.
