Soft plastic Fishup Tanta 1.5"
AI analysis
Medium confidence
7/10
Moderate effectiveness for perch and other species in spinning; average rating 4.2/5 across 10 solo reports with consistent results, but dependent on conditions and angler skill.
Fishup Tanta 1.5" silicone lure demonstrates steady moderate effectiveness for perch on spinning with average rating 4.2/5 across 10 solo reports. Three new reports from October extend evidence of lure performance beyond August–September, including successful sessions on chub (5/5) and mixed species (4/5) in clear conditions. However, 6 combo reports with competing lures leave some successes ambiguous, and rating fluctuations from 3 to 5 indicate context-dependent fishing results, not lure performance alone.
Best conditions
Rainy, cloudy, and clear conditions in August–October (12–26°C) with moderate wind; solo reports show success in both warm and cooler weather; lure demonstrates adaptability to various weather scenarios.
Best target fish
Perch—absolutely dominant target species (present in all 14 reports); chub achieved one 5/5 success in October; pike and rotan (topmouth gudgeon) documented in isolated reports.
- Effective in rainy, cloudy, and clear conditions through warm months (August–October); no specific weather requirement makes it versatile for seasonal fishing.
- Most reliable for perch, especially active boat fishing over shallows and small lakes; also shows potential for chub and pike in mixed waters.
- Small size (1.5–1.6") and active retrieve may be key; rating variation under similar conditions across different anglers suggests technique and location choice matter.
Moderate confidence: 10 solo reports provide sufficient trend data, but 6 combo reports represent significant ambiguous results from 16 total. Rating range from 3/5 to 5/5 under similar conditions remains unexplained; angler experience, exact location, and fish depth likely play roles. Data covers primarily August–October; conclusions for winter, spring, and late fall seasons absent. Reports from additional seasons and anglers needed for more robust conclusions.
