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The difference between a winter wobbler and a wobbler used to catch
predatory fish in the summer lies in the fact that the rod, line or
leash is attached to the back instead of the bait head, exposing the
wobbler to high-frequency, low-amplitude play with horizontal and
vertical throws. Starkis, who is the main prey of this wobbler, reacts
very well to a game reminiscent of such an earthquake. Winter Wobbler
(aka rattlin) Akara, in classic form and great gameplay, is good because
it starts almost instantly. The wobbler is versatile and works equally
well at any time of the year, at a variety of depths, on vertical throws
and with a horizontal installation.
Akara is 75 mm and weighs 14 grams. Drowning. Acoustic.