lure fishing

 Top line. Sturdy and colourful Rapalas for deeps swim at a depth of 2–4 metres and struggle as they go.

2^nd line. The Merimetso (first 2 lures) is probably the most popular zander plug in the Tampere Region. The Hali Gemini lure makes wide movements even when you draw it in slowly.

3^rd line. The broad-moving Bomber lure is good for catching zander. The Puula lure’s foil sides intensify its visibility and the neon-yellow colour works as a strong stimulus for zander. The natural colouring of the W.P.S. fish-skin plug attracts fish.

4^th line. Zander eat smelt and will eagerly bite slender plugs more or less resembling either that or vendace, such as the Tarmo and Iitin Uistin lures. A jig works efficiently for spinning zander in summer. The last lure is the traditional zander spinning lure, the Näsiheitto lure à la Erkki Vuorinen, equipped with a keel weight. It works in late summer and early autumn for scouring edges of shallows close to deeps for zander.

Bottom line. Materials for a weighted lure rig. The nickel-plated ‘Uskali’ and ‘Koskinen’ lures ("ruutti") are traditional tools from Tampere, with appearances that may deceive both anglers and fish. Propeller-tailed weighted lures are available in different colours, from lake-blue to the glaring ‘reggae’ painting.

taken from our freinds at zanderland in finland if anybody wants to send in there own lures/articles etc just mail me ta