S02 - N03 - 7,5cm - 15g

Two blades of the same type, but of different weight. The light one for shallows from 0.5-2m, the heavier one for deeper 

water from 2m-5m. The light one is great for fishing in the coastal zone, reed beds, overgrown tops, it is also good for sailing between weeds. 

In practice, it can be called a finesse jerking with a spoon. The technique of leading is free, but the spoon likes vertical jerking with a rod, then it quickly jumps to the sides and mirrors interestingly. The heavier spoons work best in a descent, so if an angler likes to fish with rubbers using this method, he will like this spoon.

 

It works well on underwater hills, because it dives quite fast and its work in a descent can provoke a fish already in the first cast. After the spoon falls to the bottom I retrieve it with a few cranks and then I slow down and lead it towards the surface with a slow but strong pace, I let it fall for a moment and repeat the action.  When fishing with spoons I follow one iron rule, and that is to always lead it all the way to the boat, but if it is about 5 meters to the side I gently increase the pace. Pikes like to attack the spoon in the last phase of this gentle acceleration, as if they were afraid of losing the bite they were after.