Spinning Otter

Here I want to talk about such an indispensable thing as a spinning rod.

The main problem in spinning are the bait hooks. It does not matter which lures you catch. Wobblers are, a bait, a jig or other bait, they all have a hook that they can hook on. Often after this line can not stand and with a favorite bait have to say goodbye. This unpleasant situation is familiar to every spinner. To reduce the loss of baits, and sometimes even the exception of this serves as a detachment.

Fishers invented a lot of fishes. They differ in the design and principle of the bait uncoupling. Some spinning loops knock off the bait with the help of their weight and inertia. The main drawback of such traps is the need to be directly above the hook and the fact that they are almost useless with a hook for something that does not have rigidity (beyond the network). Also do not forget that to put the boat directly over the hook with a powerful wind or current is quite difficult, and onshore use is not worth talking about.

The second type of hooks are loops that cling to hooks of baits using chains and ropes. Their main weakness is the low efficiency against the hooks of baits with one hook or tee, and the fact that moving this trailer up and down and trying to hook the wobblers with chains has every chance of planting into the cavern and all the free wobblings of the wobbler. This backbone is almost useless from the shore and does not always help with hooks over the net.

The last one, and in my opinion the best one is a trailer that grasps various elements of the rigging, ears of jig heads, spoons, etc. Its disadvantage is that if there is a substandard element in the rig it will collapse, not the hook. By the way, quality hooks can be bent several times without compromising their strength. But we do not yell that the ultralight rod is bad because it will break when casting a jerkbait. So the choice of quality and appropriate equipment is entirely on the fisherman. Even a small swivel on the rupture is much stronger than a powerful hook on the bend. And personally, I think it's better to check the strength of the rigging on hooks than on a fish that can become a trophy of all life.

But the benefits of this trail is very much! The main thing is that there is no need to install a boat over the place of the hook, the lure is uncoupled for one descent without twitching and blows frightening the fish. It happens that once from under the crook on which the hitch happened you can fish! Do not forget about the maximum universality of the hook and the lack of dependence of its effectiveness on the type of bait. And it can also be used from the shore!