Beschreibung

Johannes Dietel had the idea of using the Rushka quick-change principle for an underspin as well. The result is the Spinner 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 Spinner-Rushka.

The spinner-rushka is a head weight with a spinner blade that runs under the soft bait; a kind of booster for soft fish. As all predatory fish and of course pike respond well to this lure, the Rushka-Snap on the Spinner-Rushka is particularly stable. Even with hard drills, the hook holds firmly in position.

Depending on the conditions, you can simply crank through the Spinner-Rushka with a soft lure at different depths. Spinning stops can work wonders. But conventional jigging is also effective.

We deliberately opted for a willow leaf spinner because it does not hinder the action of the soft bait and also allows fishing at greater depths.

As with all products that we develop together with Johannes Dietel, we have dispensed with lead. Bismuth has a similar density to lead. Another cheap alternative to lead 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 Spinner-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 to do without lead. The additional price compared to lead is quickly forgotten when you consider that you don’t need too many lures to be able to fish flexibly thanks to the great flexibility in hook sizes.