Bulgarian 
Salmo Slider
The wobbler is a true virtuoso in the whole family of lures designed specifically for large predators.
Left, right... Left, right... Slider's meandering dance makes predators nervous and fills them with a volcano of aggression and a desire to kill! Foamy water and big waves, the scream of a flying advance... This is what awaits you with Slider!
How do I fish with Slider?
The wobbler is usually guided by quick pulls on the tip. The faster we pluck the fiber, the more vigorous the pulls should be. Before you start real fishing, it's a good idea to practice a little on how to guide the bait. It's best to sweep right in front of you and watch the Slider's movements so you can improve your timing. If you do everything right, the bait will turn from side to side and the angle of this turn will correspond to the direction of picking. Do not allow the fiber to loosen and lose contact with the wobbler. Not only can you miss a bite, butt twists can also cause the hooks to become entangled in the fiber. The model can be fished in many different ways, the only condition being to make sure it is moving properly. At very low water temperatures (2 to 5 degrees) you will have the best results if you pluck slowly, with pauses of about 3 seconds between pulls, being careful to pull gently. The sinking model is ideal when, in addition to slow horizontal movement, a slight sinking is required. If the water temperature is high, then we must increase the speed of plucking. Salmo Slider is surprisingly good for shallow trolling, working best between 10 and 30 meters behind the boat. Troll pulls are also highly recommended and work wonders as well as hand throws. In short - pike has no chance to remain indifferent, especially if it is at a depth of between 1.0 and 2.0 meters!
Left, right... Left, right... Slider's meandering dance makes predators nervous and fills them with a volcano of aggression and a desire to kill! Foamy water and big waves, the scream of a flying advance... This is what awaits you with Slider!
How do I fish with Slider?
The wobbler is usually guided by quick pulls on the tip. The faster we pluck the fiber, the more vigorous the pulls should be. Before you start real fishing, it's a good idea to practice a little on how to guide the bait. It's best to sweep right in front of you and watch the Slider's movements so you can improve your timing. If you do everything right, the bait will turn from side to side and the angle of this turn will correspond to the direction of picking. Do not allow the fiber to loosen and lose contact with the wobbler. Not only can you miss a bite, butt twists can also cause the hooks to become entangled in the fiber. The model can be fished in many different ways, the only condition being to make sure it is moving properly. At very low water temperatures (2 to 5 degrees) you will have the best results if you pluck slowly, with pauses of about 3 seconds between pulls, being careful to pull gently. The sinking model is ideal when, in addition to slow horizontal movement, a slight sinking is required. If the water temperature is high, then we must increase the speed of plucking. Salmo Slider is surprisingly good for shallow trolling, working best between 10 and 30 meters behind the boat. Troll pulls are also highly recommended and work wonders as well as hand throws. In short - pike has no chance to remain indifferent, especially if it is at a depth of between 1.0 and 2.0 meters!
Length
Characteristics:
- Length: 5.0 cm, 6.0 cm, 7.0 cm, 10.0 cm, 12.0 cm
- Wobbler type: Floating, Sinking
- Depth: 0.5 - 1.0, 0.0 - 1.0, 1.0 - 2.0
- Weight: 8.5 g, 13.0 g, 21.0 g, 36.0 g, 46.0 g, 60.0 g, 70.0 g
- Hook type: Treble
- Hook size: 8, 6, 4, 1, 2/0
- Number of hooks: 2
- Fish type: Asp, Chub, Pike
- See all products from: SALMO
