Keitech
AI analysis
High confidence
7/10
Reliable silicone lure with consistent mid-range effectiveness (3.8/5), but no clear edge over competitors; stronger on pike-perch and perch in rainy conditions, weaker in heat.
Keitech holds a steady 3.8/5 rating based on 59 solo reports, including 10 new reports from August. Most consistent results are Swing Impact and Crazy Flapper on pike-perch (ratings 4–5/5 in rainy and overcast conditions), while Easy Shiner shows mixed results (3–4/5). Two combo reports with new batch (reports #11, #12) don't change the overall picture: lures work, but often without standout advantage. Three highly-rated reports (#1, #3, #8) contain emotional fishing descriptions, but weather conditions vary from clear to rainy, making it hard to isolate one key factor. August data confirms summer range without expanding seasonal coverage.
Best conditions
Rainy and overcast days with wind 10–17 km/h (reports #6, #11); early spring and transition periods with moderate temps (16–24°C); late day and evening. In heat (30°C+) effectiveness drops (reports #10, #12).
Best target fish
Pike-perch (consistently 3–5/5 on Swing Impact and Crazy Flapper); perch (mixed 3–4/5); pike (occasional good results, but not convincing). Roach and other small fish — unpredictable.
- Swing Impact 2–2.5″ and Crazy Flapper 2.8″ are the most reliable options for pike-perch, especially in rainy or overcast conditions with wind 10–16 km/h.
- Easy Shiner 2–4″ works on pike-perch and perch but with lower probability (3/5); try Swing Impact first if results are weak.
- In heat (T>30°C) activity drops noticeably; shift to evening or morning, or switch lures.
- Rainy days score about 1 point higher than clear days; plan fishing after rain if possible.
Best categories
- 1Силіконова приманка3.8(72)
Solo sample (59) still contains many brief notes and emojis (reports #7, #9); this makes it hard to isolate cause-and-effect. Two new combo reports (#11, #12) add ambiguity since other silicone lures were also present, though Keitech's role remains likely. Entire database limited to August–May; no winter or spring data to verify seasonal consistency. No direct comparison with Crazy Fish or Flagman in the same price range — only indirect mentions in combo reports.
