Description
The wobbler has excellent flight qualities, and even in windy weather this compact crank is cast very far and accurately. On monotonous uniform wiring S.C. Predator shows medium-amplitude high-frequency play, from the beginning of reeling it goes steeply down and occupies its working horizon, which is 2.5-3 m, and strictly stays on it until it exits the water.
Due to the narrow deepening blade, the bait works great on jerk retrieves. It should be remembered that twitches must be made with such force that the wobbler can turn almost in one place, without turning on its own game and without creating additional vibrations.
On the correct wiring C.C. Predator spins in one place like a top, freezing motionless on pause. Catches C.C. very well. Predator and on a combined retrieve, that is, a combination of the most ordinary uniform with twitching - we lead the crank evenly for some distance, and then perform a couple of sharp short jerks.
Such wiring, as practice has shown, often provokes even a completely passive predator to attack, and all bites, as a rule, occur in the first second of the pause after a series of sharp twitches. The model catches both our traditional predators - perch, pike, pike perch and catfish, as well as ide and chub, which are most often not classified as predators.
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