Beschreibung

Johannes Dietel had the idea of using the Rushka quick-change principle for a bladed jig. The result is the Chatter-Rushka.

Because you can simply screw in the hook, you can change your trailer in no time at all. By the way, trailers are rubber lures that should always be fished in combination with the Chatter-Rushka.

The Chatter-Rushka is a highly vibrating lure to which all predatory fish react very well, especially in the warmer months of the year. For this reason, the Rushka snap on this lure is particularly stable and holds the hook firmly in position even during hard drills. This means you can use the Chatter-Rushka for pike fishing as well as perch and zander fishing.

The Chatter-Rushka is particularly effective in shallower areas. The metal plate also protects the hook from weed. You can also jig with the Chatter-Rushka. Give it a try if you like. Cranking quickly several times and then letting it sink is also a promising bait presentation.

The trembling of the rubber bait is somewhat reduced compared to conventional bladed jigs due to the flexible head-trailer connection. This new type of bait action can often make all the difference.

As with all products that we develop together with Johannes Dietel, we have dispensed with lead in the material. Bismuth has a similar density to lead. Another inexpensive lead alternative would be zamak. However, Zamak has a significantly lower density than lead, which would make the lures unnecessarily large, which in turn would result in poor running behavior. Tungsten would have made the Chatter-Rushka significantly more expensive and the small sizes would also have lacked the volume to create a functional head shape.

We hope that you like our decision not to use lead. The additional price compared to lead is quickly forgotten when you consider that you will have to buy significantly fewer bladed jigs in the future thanks to the great flexibility in hook sizes.