Kunstköder: 5 Reize, die euch Bisse liefern

Why do some lures trigger aggressive strikes—while others only produce follows? In this second part of the series "Understanding Lures – Successful Spin Fishing," Uli Beyer explains the most important so-called "super stimuli" of artificial lures. Movement, speed, pressure waves, pauses, and silhouette often determine whether a predatory fish merely follows or actually strikes. You will learn: which stimuli truly trigger predatory fish why irregularity is often more successful than perfection why pauses are one of the most important triggers for strikes how to use speed correctly why size and silhouette can be more important than color Table of Contents: 00:00 – Introduction and explanation of the problem, getting started with the topic: stimuli instead of chance. 03:05 – The basic idea: What really triggers a strike, good stimuli are not a constant state 03:50 – How should a lure present itself, how should it move? 04:30 - Super Stimulus #1: Irregular Movement – ​​The most important trigger of all Escape behavior, changes of direction, and acceleration. 07:12 – Stimulus #2: Speed ​​and its variation – which predators prefer which speeds and why? 12:55 – Stimulus #3: Pressure & Vibration, Lure Noise – The underestimated perception in murky water via the lateral line organ and when fish should "hear & feel" the lure. 14:55 – Stimulus #4: The Spin Stop – The Pause – The moment when the action starts. Stopping can mean many things: the sinking phase, buoyancy, or, in the case of suspending lures, a complete standstill as a strike trigger. 21:45 – Stimulus #5: Lure Size, Contrast & Visibility – Silhouette and lighting conditions 23:36 – Conclusion: Understanding stimuli and combining them strategically, instead of collecting lures This series is aimed at beginners and experienced spin fishermen alike who want to choose their lures more consciously and use them more successfully. Part 1 of the series: Understanding Lures can be found here:    • Die Geheimnisse künstlicher Köder und die ...   Part 3 will follow shortly: Why slow lures suddenly catch more fish in cold water Enjoy this video, and we hope this series helps you improve.