Soft plastic Crazy Fish Polaris 1.2
AI analysis
Low confidence
6/10
Medium effectiveness for spin fishing perch in autumn — does the job with inconsistent results on weak evidence.
Crazy Fish Polaris 1.2 silicone lure showed improved results in recent reports, with one standalone 5/5 report (jig-head fishing, 7 perch) and two combo reports of 4/5 (spin fishing with competing silicone lures). Overall rating rose to 4/5 on average, but nearly half the evidence comes from combo reports where it's impossible to definitively say whether Polaris 1.2 itself or one of the other silicones (Ringo, Whitebait) deserves the credit for success. Seasonal coverage remains narrow (May–June and September); autumn reports show active bites under clear/partly cloudy conditions, but this may simply reflect strong seasonal perch activity.
Best conditions
Clear or partly cloudy skies, daytime temperatures 19–20°C, light winds 4–10 km/h, September; also shows results in May–June with cloud cover and moderate wind.
Best target fish
Perch for spin fishing and jig-head fishing; also catches rotan (schlegel) and roach.
- The 5/5 standalone report from September using jig-head fishing suggests potential in nano-jig techniques with active retrieves.
- The lure often fishes well paired with other Crazy Fish silicones (Ringo, Whitebait) — try combination rigs or switching between lures in a single session.
- September shows consistent 4–5/5 ratings in clear weather — it may be less cloud-dependent during this period than previously thought.
Evidence base remains weak: only 4 standalone reports averaging 4/5, but the new batch is mostly combo reports (2 of 3), making it difficult to attribute success specifically to this lure. Seasonal coverage is limited to 2–3 months (May–June, September); no data for spring, summer, or late autumn. Confidence stays low due to the tiny standalone sample size; much larger independent, unmixed reports on this specific silicone are needed for reliable assessment.
