| Reference | Couleur | Poids | Quantité | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Silver
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Silver | 7 g | 1 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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5.85 (CHF) incl tax
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Gold
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Gold | 7 g | 1 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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5.85 (CHF) incl tax
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Copper
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Copper | 7 g | 1 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
|
5.85 (CHF) incl tax
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Black
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Black | 7 g | 1 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
|
5.85 (CHF) incl tax
|
The Myran Akka spinner is a true classic for anglers who want a lure that is simple, reliable, and immediately productive. Known for its effectiveness on a wide variety of species, it stands out for its quick start-up and intuitive use: cast it, work it, and it does the job. Thanks to its prospecting-friendly design, the Akka is ideal when you need to cover water, trigger aggressive strikes, or tempt following fish into attacking. In the Myran lineup, this spinner is a safe bet: a versatile lure that works just as well for casual sessions as it does for more technical fishing.
Its main advantage is that it stays accessible to everyone: beginners and experienced anglers alike. It is immediately easy to handle, its swimming action is easy to read, and the spinner tolerates different retrieve speeds. This lets you adapt your approach to the spot, the season, and fish activity without changing lures. That is exactly what makes it an excellent prospecting lure: an all-purpose solution you can keep on the end of the line when you do not yet know which presentation will make the difference.
With the Akka, you get a lure that checks all the essential boxes of an effective spinner: it casts easily, retrieves smoothly, and creates an attractive signal that can interest many fish. The vibrations of a fishing spinner are especially useful when the water is slightly stained, when wind ripples the surface, or when fish are scattered and need to be "woken up". The spinner is also highly effective on heavily fished waters, because it lets you vary the angle, speed, and running depth while keeping a natural presentation.
Another advantage is its versatility. This versatile spinner works just as well with a steady retrieve as it does with short bursts of acceleration and brief pauses, which can trigger reflex strikes. It is perfect for combing a current seam, fishing along the bank, covering a drop-off, or prospecting upstream of a holding area. It is therefore an obvious choice for building a minimal lure selection capable of adapting to most situations.
Finally, this model is an all-rounder in the best sense: a lure that is dangerous for fish because it provokes a reaction. Its signature is that of a classic: no gimmicks needed, the spinner mechanics do the work. When you need a reliable spinner to make repeated casts and quickly find the right area, the Akka delivers.
To get the best from the Myran Akka, start with a steady retrieve, just fast enough to keep the blade spinning. Then adjust: in rivers, cast slightly upstream or three-quarters upstream and let the spinner work in the current before regaining contact. In still water, first explore the edges, inflows, sparse weed beds, and depth changes.
Vary your angles and speeds: a short burst of faster cranking followed by a slower retrieve is often enough to trigger a strike. If fish follow without attacking, try a very brief pause (while staying alert) and then resume gradually. Also think about fishing "close to structure": obstacles, submerged trees, boulders, and pillars are often where strikes happen.
Question 1: Which fish can the Myran Akka target?
Answer: It is a versatile spinner that can attract many freshwater species, especially those that react to vibrations and flashes during prospecting.
Question 2: Is it a good choice for learning lure fishing?
Answer: Yes, it is very easy to use: just cast and retrieve. It helps you learn how to control retrieve speed and line tension without complexity.
Question 3: How do you choose the most effective action?
Answer: Start with a steady linear retrieve, then alternate speeds and casting angles. Variations such as acceleration, a slight pause, and a restart are often decisive.
