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AI analysis
High confidence
8/10
Reliable and durable perch lure for August, with a high success rate in favorable conditions
Tail-spinner blade demonstrates solid effectiveness based on expanded database (40 solo reports, average rating 3.9/5). New August reports (13 solo) showed predominantly positive results: 8 ratings of 5/5, 3 ratings of 4/5, but also 2 ratings of 2/5 and 1 rating of 1/5, indicating situational variability. Lure is most effective for perch in clear and partly cloudy conditions with moderate wind (7–13 km/h). One combo report (#14) competes with another blade but tail-spinner still received 5/5 credit; report #16 with four competing lures is less informative. Data spans May–August but remains limited to summer season.
Best conditions
Clear to mostly clear weather, 24–28°C temperature, 7–13 km/h wind with no rain or minimal precipitation; lure works in heat (32–37°C) but with lower reliability
Best target fish
Perch (vast majority of successes); pike-perch and asp (occasional positive reports)
- Tail-spinner is most effective on clear to partly cloudy days with 7–13 km/h wind—expect a run of 5/5 results on such days
- Lure shows good results when fished on the bottom (per reports #5, #10), indicating this technique's relevance
- Short sessions (around 1 hour) often yield positive results, especially with favorable weather
- Specific models (e.g., Flagman Jig Spinner Rocky) are mentioned in successful specialized fishing sessions, highlighting the importance of model selection
Solo database expanded to 40 reports, increasing conclusion reliability, but most data falls in summer period (May–August); effectiveness in spring spawning, fall, and winter remains unknown. Two failed August reports (#8 rated 2/5, #15 rated 1/5) indicate significant performance drop in extreme heat and calm conditions, widening the range of confounds. One report (#13) notes previous two sessions on different lure were blanks, raising this success's significance, but it remains a single data point. Combo reports remain minority (4 of 44), but report #16 with four competing lures reduces attribution.
