AGLIA LONGCAST - BLACK - #2 - 8g

It is called Aglia Long Cast because that is how the manufacturer sees it - and indeed, the spinners have heavy bodies with an almost ballistic shape. However, this model has a few additional features influencing the spinner's fishability and providing the conscious spinning angler with impressions and possibilities which are not offered by a standard lure. It is not only a lure for vast rivers and lakes, not only a long cast is important. Aglia Long Cast is a lure that sinks instantly and can be guided near the bottom even in strong current, that's why the "twos" and "threes" are perfect for trout rivers of varying depths. They can be cast into any hole and fished both at the very bottom and in mid-water. In addition, the pallets are tied a bit more strongly than the standard and start with a slight pull, which allows to lower and raise the spinner several times in the river current. The pallet works very hard and lures fish even from deep and distant hiding places. Larger models - if we are talking about salmon waters - are perfect for sea trout rivers, especially on wide and deep riffles loved by ascending sea trout and salmon. The pronounced action, almost on the verge of "beating" seems to be exceptionally irritating for non-feeding fish and provokes them to extremely strong attacks. A set of these spinners is a must for spinning anglers specialising in salmonids. It is a year-round lure. It is also worth investing in a set of Aglia Long Cast if you fish in deeper lakes and reservoirs. Smaller ones are undoubted perch killers. It is also worth to use them during night searching for zanders on 5-8m tops in lakes with large populations of this species. The "four" and "five" are typical pike plates, often more provocative than "deep runner" type wobblers. On lowland rivers they can turn out to be excellent when searching for big chubs, when these fish - especially on summer sunny days - set up in deep troughs. They can be hit by an exceptionally large ide, as well as a good-sized barbel.