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Many fishermen visiting the fishing routes of the Putorana trophy tours, when fishing with a spinning rod Various types of lures are used. Wobblers, spinners, as well as artificial lures, silicone vibrotails, and twisters are considered especially popular for catching noble predators of the salmon family (lenok, taimen, and char).
Soft silicone lures offer several advantages when fishing. Firstly, they are several times cheaper than spoons or wobblers. Secondly, they can have snagless hooks, which are ideal for waters with snags.
Other advantages of the gear:
· Vibrotails are artificial copies of small fish, which significantly increases its effectiveness.
· When wiring, such baits play well, forcing predators to attack.
· Universal silicone models with high catch rates.
Fishing tactics
Fishing with vibrotails isn't particularly difficult; even beginners can fish with them. The key is to understand how the lure moves when retrieved underwater and to know how to use a spinning rod.
Young anglers, when first fishing with a vibrotail, are advised to use a fish finder or underwater video camera to scan the predators' concentrations. This will help them quickly determine where and how to position the lure. Professionals often use a step-by-step retrieve.
Rods with sensitive tips allow for more precise lure movement. When the shad sinks to the bottom, make sharp movements, quickly reeling in some of the line. You can also use the reel, rotating it, pausing, and reeling in.
The fishing line allows you to detect bites. Experienced anglers use their fingers to hold it in place or install glowing bite alarms. In winter, it's best to use a "rolling" motion, which involves constantly twitching the bait, causing it to flick along the bottom.
What predators attack vibrotails?
Pike are the most likely to attack this type of lure. The attractive, colorful lure often catches the mouths of alligators. Vibrotails are also tempting for perch, catfish, asp, and walleye.
To summarize, the following conclusion can be drawn: silicone lures attack any active fish species. It's a shame that shads don't attract grayling very much. But they do offer the opportunity to test your skills and abilities in any accessible body of water. Silicone lures are used on a variety of rods and spinning rods. Lures are mounted on jig heads, swivels, and weedless lures.
Conclusion
As you can see from the description above, silicone lures allow you to catch a wide variety of trophy species, with the exception of grayling. Fishing with a vibrotail is not difficult, but it does require some skill. This lure will delight anglers in both winter and summer, and the catches will be substantial and toothy.
