Soft plastic Fishup Tanta 1"
AI analysis
Medium confidence
7/10
Moderate lure with decent effectiveness (7/10); consistent on perch and various species in September under cloudy conditions, but database remains limited for confident conclusions outside the season
Fishup Tanta 1" continues to show consistent results on perch and other species (perch, ruff, roach) in September conditions. New three reports include one solo session (rating 4/5, overcast, 20–10°C) and two combo sessions with competing Crazy Fish lure (ratings 3/5, both cloudy, 19–7°C and 18–8°C). Solo database expanded to 12 reports (average 3.8/5), combo reports (7 reports, average 3.7/5) show result attribution complicated by parallel use of alternative silicone. EffectivenessScore 7/10 remains consistent; September reports support previously noted pattern of cloud cover and moderate wind.
Best conditions
Cloudy and overcast days in September with temperatures 7–20°C; light to moderate wind (6–10 km/h average speed); zero rainfall appears essential; post-water-level-rise conditions (after previous day rain) also showed positive response
Best target fish
Perch (primary target, various sizes and numbers); roach; ruff; September combo reports support multispecies success, but result attribution to specific lure remains uncertain in combo sessions
- Twitching or light rippling movements on cloudy September days appear productive; the 4/5-rated solo report occurred in 'slightly windy' conditions
- Using Tanta 1" with other silicone lures (e.g., Crazy Fish) in one session can yield 10+ bites, but size is not guaranteed; smaller species (ruff, roach) often accompany perch
- Consistent use in cloudy conditions from November–September shows adaptability; mid-range temperatures (10–20°C) appear optimal
Solo sample (12 reports) is expanded, but September data only 3 reports (1 solo, 2 combo); combo reports #2 and #3 with Crazy Fish complicate attribution — impossible to determine which silicone was responsible for bites. No baseline data for spring, summer (except August–September), or winter; stability in other seasons and conditions unknown. Overall database remains small (18 reports), predominantly under autumn conditions.
