| Reference | Modèle | Poids | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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MYR-6553
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Mira Assortment | 5-7-10g | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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16.80 (CHF) incl tax
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The MYRAN Wipp spinner spoon set brings together several lures in a practical assortment, designed to accompany anglers on their fishing trips. The spinner spoon is a classic for predatory fish fishing. Easy to get working, it lets you efficiently cover an area by varying casting directions and retrieval speeds.
This assortment gives you several spoons in one selection. It is suitable both for anglers who want to discover this lure family and for those looking to add ready-to-use references to their tackle box. The set format makes storage, gear preparation, and lure selection easier throughout the session.
The Wipp range benefits from the expertise of MYRAN, a brand well known in the world of metal lures. These spoons are designed to create an attractive action during the retrieve. Their intuitive use lets you focus on reading the water, casting accurately, and targeting active fish.
The spinner spoon works as soon as it is retrieved at a suitable speed. It can be used to explore different water layers by adjusting the delay before retrieval, rod position, and reel cadence. This versatility makes it an interesting search lure in many situations.
The main advantage of this set is its simplicity. Several lures are grouped in one assortment, avoiding the need to build a selection piece by piece. The angler can quickly change spoons when they want to adjust the presentation or keep working a specific area.
The spoon fishing technique requires little handling. A precise cast, a steady retrieve, and a few rhythm changes are often enough to cover a spot effectively. This direct approach is especially useful when fish are moving or when the area to be searched is wide.
Attach the spoon to a line and tackle suited to the conditions you are facing. Cast beyond the area you want to explore, then start retrieving to put the lure into action. Keep steady contact with the line to better detect a bite or a change in tension.
Start with a moderate retrieve speed. If activity seems low, alternate between steady retrieves, short accelerations, and slowdowns. You can also fan cast to progressively cover the shoreline, open passages, and the edges of structure. When depth allows, let the spoon sink for a few moments before retrieving it, without losing control of the line.
After each outing, rinse the lures with fresh water if needed, then dry them carefully before storing them. Also check the overall condition of the spoon, the connection points, and the hooks. Dry storage helps preserve the tackle and keep it ready for the next session.
Question 1: Is this set suitable for a beginner angler?
Answer: Yes. A spinner spoon is mainly used with a cast-and-retrieve technique and helps you quickly learn how to control retrieval speed and lure trajectory.
Question 2: How do you choose which spoon to use in the assortment?
Answer: Start with a model suited to your tackle and the conditions of the spot. Then change spoons if you want to alter the presentation or explore the area in a different way.
Question 3: Can the action be varied?
Answer: Yes. A continuous retrieve is a good starting point. Accelerations, slowdowns, and short controlled pauses can then be used to diversify the lure's movement.
Question 4: How should MYRAN Wipp spoons be maintained?
Answer: Clean them if needed, dry them before storing, and check their condition regularly. Keep them in a dry, organized box to reduce impacts and make selection easier.
