Myran Mira Spinning Spoon - 20 g

Product benefits

The spinning spoon Mira has earned a lasting reputation among anglers looking for a simple, reliable, and instantly effective lure. Its design is based on proven mechanics: a body with an insect-like profile and a blade that starts working without delay. As soon as the spoon hits the water, the blade begins to rotate, instantly creating vibrations and flashes of light. The result: you start fishing effectively from the very first turns of the reel handle, without needing to “cast to get it going.”

The Mira was designed to be a must-have in any tackle box. It adapts to many prospecting situations, especially when you want to cover water and trigger strikes from active fish. Thanks to its stable behavior and consistent action, it allows you to make repeated casts while maintaining precise contact with the lure, all while preserving a natural presentation.

Technical features

• Type: spinning spoon with blade
• Body: insect-inspired shape for an attractive silhouette
• Action start: immediate blade rotation on water contact
• Hook: moving hook for greater freedom of movement
• Casting: design optimized for long casts and stable flight
• Frame: arm designed so the blade lies flat along the line during the cast

Product advantages and key benefits

The Mira’s first advantage is its instant rotation. With many spoons, delayed rotation can cost precious seconds in key areas (banks, current seams, structure). Here, the action starts immediately, increasing your chances of getting a strike in the most productive window.

Its moving hook adds an advantage in fishing: it better follows the fish’s movements during the strike and while fighting the fish, which can help improve hook retention. This mobility also adds a subtle extra action, complementing the blade’s vibrations.

The Mira is also appreciated for its casting performance. The arm is engineered so that the blade positions itself flat along the line during flight. This geometry reduces wind resistance and improves air penetration: the spoon behaves more like a projectile, resulting in excellent casting distance and a more consistent trajectory. It is an asset for reaching distant spots, fishing from the bank, or efficiently covering large areas.

Finally, its insect-inspired silhouette strengthens visual appeal and the illusion of prey. On a steady retrieve, it delivers stable action. By varying the speed or adding pauses, you can adjust the intensity of the vibrations and provoke aggression or predatory reactions.

How to use

To get the best out of this spinning spoon, start with a steady retrieve, just fast enough to keep the blade rotating. In currents, let it work across the flow and accompany the drift with a controlled retrieve: rotation starts on impact, making it easier to get started. In still water, alternate slow retrieves with short bursts of speed to imitate prey trying to escape.

To maximize distance and accuracy, make long, direct casts and target structured areas (banks, drop-offs, current entry points, cover). In snaggy spots, keep your rod high to control depth and reduce snags. Remember to regularly check the blade’s freedom of rotation and the condition of the hook after several fish or contact with the bottom.

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FAQ

Question 1: Does the blade start rotating as soon as it hits the water?

Answer: Yes, the Mira is designed so that rotation begins immediately on water contact, allowing you to fish effectively from the very first turns of the reel handle.

Question 2: What does the moving hook do?

Answer: The moving hook offers greater freedom of movement, which improves the lure’s behavior during the strike and can help better follow the fish’s movements.

Question 3: Why does this spoon cast so far?

Answer: Its arm is designed so the blade lies flat along the line during the cast, stabilizing the whole lure in flight and improving range.