Keitech
AI analysis
High confidence
8/10
Consistent mid-range performance at 3.9/5 with a solid solo-report base; Keitech soft plastics show steady results on pike and zander in wet and cloudy conditions, but lack advantage over competitors and are sensitive to high temperatures.
New batch of 8 reports (7 solo, 1 combo) supports 3.9/5 rating. Swing Impact and Easy Shiner continue to show consistent 4–5/5 on zander and perch in wet conditions (reports #2, #3, #6, #7), but new report #8 reveals weakness: pike at 18°C in drizzle scored only 2/5 even with Keitech, suggesting species unpredictability or fishing conditions beyond lure choice. Reports remain mostly terse with emoji, complicating precise attribution; one combo report (#8) with Fishup adds minimal competitive data due to brief entry.
Best conditions
Rainy and cloudy days with temperatures 12–26°C, wind 5–13 km/h; evening hours. Temperatures above 30°C show clear drop in effectiveness (reports #1, #3 show mixed results even at 30–37°C; reports #5–#6 indicate 3–4/5 in optimal range).
Best target fish
Zander (consistently 3–4/5 on Swing Impact in wet and transitional conditions); pike (4–5/5 on evening fishing in cloud cover, but report #8 shows 2/5 even in rain—variability noted). Perch mixed: 5/5 in report #3, but 3/5 in report #4, 4/5 in report #7 with custom rigging.
- Swing Impact 2–2.5" shows most consistent zander results on rainy days with 8–18 km/h wind and 15–26°C temperature
- Evening pike fishing in cloud cover yields 4–5/5, but daytime fishing in sun or light drizzle is less reliable
- Easy Shiner 2" works well on perch with fluorocarbon leader in mixed conditions; rigging setup may influence results more than the lure itself
Best categories
- 1Силіконова приманка3.9(88)
Solo sample (70 reports) remains saturated with brief entries lacking depth details, bottom structure, and lure size in half the cases, limiting causal analysis. Report #8 shows unexpected drop to 2/5 even in optimal conditions with pike, raising questions about result consistency in specific scenarios. Database covers mainly August–September; winter, spring, and small river data remain insufficient. Comparison with competitors (Crazy Fish, Fishup, Savage Gear) absent under identical conditions—conclusions describe Keitech performance in isolation without direct competition.
