PANTHER MARTIN Fly 2 Inline Spinner - 1.8 g

Product benefits

The Panther Martin Fly 2 Go inline spinner is a versatile fishing lure designed to trigger strikes from trout, perch and other freshwater predators. Its design combines a highly responsive rotating blade, a brightly tied fly on the hook and a compact bullet-shaped weight. This combination allows the lure to sink quickly into the water column while activating immediately, even at slow retrieve speeds.

Thanks to its central weight, the spinner maintains a stable trajectory and efficiently dives to the desired depth. Anglers can precisely prospect marked spots, holes, steep banks or faster water seams. The blade's steady vibrations, combined with the flashes it produces, create a strong visual and audible signal attractive to wary and active fish alike.

The colored fly tied on the hook creates an additional focal point, imitating a small fish tail, a drowned insect wing or a fleeing prey. This detail enhances the Fly 2 Go spinner's ability to entice fish, particularly when they are following the lure before committing to a strike.

Technical specifications

• Inline spinner mounted on a central shaft for regular blade rotation from the first turns of the reel.
• Bullet-shaped, streamlined weight that promotes fast descent through the water column and excellent retrieval stability.
• Colored fly tied to the hook adds volume, contrast and realism to the visual signal.
• Effective action both on slow and faster retrieves, suitable for variable currents.
• Can be used in rivers and streams as well as still waters, across a wide variety of spots.
• Suitable for beginners and experienced anglers looking for a ready-to-fish spinner that is easy to animate.
• Available in several variations to match light conditions, flow and fishing pressure.

Advantages and key strengths

The main advantage of the Panther Martin Fly 2 Go is its ability to quickly reach the fish-holding zone. Where other spoons may take time to activate or surface too quickly, the bullet-shaped weight keeps the lure in the right water layer longer, increasing strike probability.

Its animation does not require complex technique: a simple steady retrieve is enough for the blade to spin and emit regular flashes. More experienced anglers can vary speeds, add pauses, twitches or releases to trigger following fish. This ease of use makes it a very accessible lure for learning spinner fishing while remaining effective for specialists.

The fly mounted on the hook boosts the lure's attractiveness, especially when fish focus on small prey or drifting insects. It adds both volume and suppleness, creating a more natural silhouette and a clear focal point, improving hookup rates when the fish finally bite.

Usage tips

To get the most from the Fly 2 Go inline spinner, adapt retrieve speed to the current and fish activity. In rivers, cast slightly upstream or at a three-quarter upstream angle and allow the spinner to sink, then maintain contact before starting a steady retrieve. In still waters, let it sink a few moments to reach the desired depth, then reel straight back while adding slight accelerations.

Vary your paths by methodically covering promising spots: edges, drop-offs, fast seams, hole entries and exits, shaded areas or submerged structure. A change of casting angle or retrieve speed often triggers a following fish. Also consider controlled pauses: by slightly slackening the line the spinner will sink and the weight helps maintain an attractive presentation during the fall.

Use a leader suited to the targeted species and regularly check the hook and fly condition. A sharp point and a tidy tie are essential to ensure effective hookups, especially when fish nip or mouth the lure cautiously.

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FAQ

Question 1: Which species is this spinner most effective for?

Answer: The Fly 2 Go spinner is particularly suited to trout, perch and other freshwater predators, whether in rivers, streams or still waters.

Question 2: Is it suitable for beginners?

Answer: Yes, its simple animation and immediate action make it an ideal lure for beginner anglers, while remaining technical enough to satisfy experienced fishermen.

Question 3: When is the fly an actual advantage?

Answer: The fly adds attractiveness when fish are wary, feeding on insects or small prey. It creates a focal point that often convinces following fish to strike.