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Top fish caught with this bait

Perch

1 report

8/10

Spinner — a reliable lure with solid evidence base, demonstrating consistent effectiveness primarily in August on perch, chub, and pike

This dataset (26 solo reports, 8 combo) confirms and refines the previous conclusion. Solo reports (average 3.9/5) and combo reports (average 3.8/5) align closely, indicating lure consistency as the primary success factor. Perch dominates in report frequency; chub and pike show good but less predictable conversion. August data expand the seasonal picture: spinner succeeds in both clear conditions and light drizzle/thundershowers, though heavy storms and extreme winds (15+ km/h) slightly lower ratings. Only July and August are covered; spring, autumn, and winter remain unknown.

Best conditions

Clear weather, temperature 24–35°C, light wind (4–9 km/h), waning moon and new moon phases; also shows acceptable results in wet weather (rain, drizzle) with corresponding fish activity

Best target fish

Perch (most frequent in reports), chub, pike; also effective on asp, dace, trout; less predictable on more selective species

Small silver spinners and spoons (Mepps Aglia Silver 0, Flagman 10g, Daiwa) showed the most consistent high ratings; angler notes indicate the spinner as favorite
In heat (32–36°C), spinner often fishes better in evening (16:00–18:00, 6:00–9:00 AM) than midday
Pairing with light wave action and partly cloudy weather gives consistently higher ratings than slack clear days and extreme conditions
Combo reports with other lures (crankbaits, soft plastics) do not reduce spinner statistics — both often caught simultaneously, so both are valuable

Best brands

1Azura4.5(2)
2Select4.3(3)
3Flagman4.1(10)
4Mepps4.0(73)
5Crazy Fish3.6(7)

Data covers only July and August; spring, autumn, and winter effectiveness not documented. Reports do not distinguish spinner types (in-line spinners, spoons, tail spinners, cicada baits) as separate entities, though they have different actions and results. Several 2/5 ratings stem from extreme winds (15–23 km/h) and storms; causality between weather and fish inactivity is not detailed. Combo reports (8 units) often contain alternative lures, complicating attribution in edge cases, though roles (hook vs. attractant) are clearly separated.