In autumn fishing, the desired trophy for the fisherman is, of course, pike. You can catch pike on different baits: bait fish, baubles, wobblers. Of course, wobblers are in the first place among fishermen. Thanks to a large selection of wobblers, the autumn hunt for a “predator” becomes an interesting and fascinating activity for a fisherman.

Catching pike in the fall is a very fascinating kind of fishing. With the beginning of the cooling of water in a reservoir, a peaceful fish gradually decreases its activity, which cannot be said about predators and especially about pike, its appetite and aggressiveness only increase at this time. Pike fishing in the fall often turns out to be even more productive than fishing in the summer.

Almost all types of bait and gear work. The pike is active in the fall and grabs almost everything floating by it.

An excellent type of bait for pike fishing in the fall is a wobbler, and its size, shape and coloring can be completely different.

Many autumn pike anglers, when choosing a nozzle, are guided by their sense of taste and often choose the one that they personally like. At the same time, it’s not at all a fact that the pike will like this bait and they currently prefer completely different bait. So when fishing for pike in the fall, it is better to experiment with various baits and baits, because only through experiments can we find out what will work at the moment.

Predator fishing tackle

First of all, you should decide on the spinning. For fishing in September, while vegetation is plentiful in the pond, which interferes with long-distance casting, gear 210-240 cm long with a middle-class blank and test range from 5 to 25 grams should be selected The construction of the rod should be medium-fast. Such tackle is perfect for in the coastal zone while the pond is chained with algae.

The later cooling and massive dying of aquatic vegetation will allow you to radically change gear for jig spinning for long casts. The optimal length of the rod is 270 cm, the line is fast.

The spinning reel must match the class and system of gear. As scaffolding, 0.12-0.2 mm thick or fishing line with a cross section of 0.25 mm and above is selected. With uniform wiring, the thickness of the scaffold is unimportant, but it affects the casting distance. If you intend to use twitching, you should wind a forest of minimal cross section on the spool so that it does not interfere with twitching, jerking movements from side to side.

Twitching wiring also requires the installation of several titanium leashes on the gear, which will not allow the scaffolding to overlap the tees.

Catchy lures

Choosing the most catchy wobblers for a pike in the fall, you should pay attention to the following models.

Rapala Jointed J-09
  This bait, which has a fairly average size and weight (9 cm, 7 g), is currently not found very often. But, if you still manage to find it, a good catch you will surely be provided. Such a wobbler perfectly catches a pike that lives in shallow water or in places overgrown with grass. The ideal color for autumn fishing will be natural and not very bright colors. The wobbler is able to dive to a depth of about a meter and quickly emerge during pauses.

Yo-Zuri 3D Popper
  One of the most popular lures of those that are used as autumn wobblers for pike. Unlike the Rapala product, which is unlikely to be pecked by any other fish, except for pike, this perch can catch both perch and asp. The bait weighs 7 g and has a length of 6.5 cm. The attention of pikes is attracted mainly by the presence of a special camera with balls making a dull sound and the correct wiring. Ideal for this type of wobbler is considered to be a pause every 3 jerks.

Yo-Zuri Crystal Minnow 90F
Another wobbler produced by the same company, but not popper, but mine. It is practically standard for lures used as autumn wobblers for pike, weight and size - 9 cm and 7.5 g. When fishing on such a wobbler, it is best to use the twitching style, which is most likely to attract pike during the fall season.

A-elita Shad 75F
  The universal bait, which you can catch by no means one species of predatory fish, is often used all the same as a wobbler for pike. It has the following options:

• weight 11 g
• length 7.5 cm
• deepening during posting up to 2 m

Such a wobbler, if driven at a minimum speed, will be ideal if you are going to catch a not too active pike, standing at the bottom or near it.

Tsuribito Minnow 110F
  The bait, whose length (11 cm), allows you to use it for almost only pike. The usual immersion depth of such a wobbler is about half a meter, and the weight of the pike attracted by it is more than 2 kg.

Asakura Perch 8 DR-F
  A heavy, but not too large (16.2 g and 8 cm, respectively) wobbler is available in several versions. Each of them has a different immersion depth, which can vary from 0.5 to 4 m. The bait makes quite a noise during fishing, so it is very convenient to use it in dark water (for example, on peat lakes), where other wobblers are not very noticeable .

Fishing for pike in the grass is very diverse, difficult and at the same time interesting fishing. We offer in more detail about all the features of catching pike in the grass.

Recommended wobbler colors for autumn pike fishing
  The modern market for fishing tackle offers a wide variety of possible colors for pike bait. They can be conditionally divided into several groups:

• Natural colors that mimic the color of a particular fish. These lures are often used by novice anglers. The Japanese succeeded in producing natural color wobblers, leaving Americans and even Europeans far behind.

  The Japanese, with their inherent painstakingness and patience, have reached such heights that an artificial fish looks like a real one: it has scales, a characteristic iridescent shine of color and skillfully traced eyes. The most popular bait from this group is O.S.P. Rudra

• Semi-natural coloring. Such a bait attracts a predator with its color fragments, vaguely reminiscent of the pike's food base. Practice has shown that the most catchy wobbler with a semi-natural color has a rich blue color of the back. Bluish shades imitate the natural ebb of the back of roach - the main prey for pike.

  This kind of bait proved to be especially good during the autumn zhor at pike. If you intend to purchase such a bait, then you should pay attention to Nils Master, it has a wide range of such wobblers. Goldfish with a red back take the second position in terms of catchability. Fishermen call this type of bait “oranges”.

  Akakin Japanese goldfish are highly regarded among fishermen. Suitable for autumn fishing only at certain times of the day - during the day or at night. The fact is that the bait needs a bright light that reflects on its red back and attracts the attention of a predator

• Black lures belong to a separate category. Novice anglers are highly discouraged from using this type of wobbler. First, you need to know what time of day they are best used; secondly, it is necessary to have a proven mastery of leashes; thirdly, this bait is not considered universal and is used only in rare cases, for example, for experimental purposes
• Provocative colors. Extremely unstable bait, the catchability of which is difficult to explain. Fishermen say that with their help they manage to catch a decent amount of pikes from time to time. The brightest representative of the provocative colors is Fire Tiger. What would be more understandable Fire Tiger is the color of the bait.

In autumn, pike prefers large baits. It is better for a fisherman to give preference to baits with bright colors (if there is muddy water in the pond or it abounds in algae). For pure water, it is better to choose baits that are soft and natural colors of the river inhabitants that make up the pike's feed base.

Video about pike fishing in autumn on wobblers

In the video, we suggest you watch a master class in pike fishing in the fall on wobblers of a minnow.

Late fall- time is transitional. It’s important to notice a change in behavior. pike . Nothing will be in summer, or even in early autumn. At this time, it is difficult to visually determine where the pike is. Someone will say: “Great time for a jig!” Yes, if the jig always and everywhere worked. In the pre-winter I very often catch pike on one pond. Not to say that the classic jig doesn’t work here at all, but loses to the “hesitant” in the number of bites - that's for sure.

Jig - he is good on terrain. The same pond is long, trough-shaped, without relief, and even with average depths in the range of 1 - 2 m.In the pre-winter, the pike are usually inclined to gather in flocks on an interesting relief in very limited places, where it is collected by jig. There was no interesting relief on my pond. The pike here is always just randomly dispersed. To get such a jig is not that impossible, but at least not effective.

At first, I rested for a very long time on jig baits. There was some result, but it was impossible to compare with summer and autumn catches. On warmer water, I caught pike with wobblers in shallow water, where there is a minimum of snags and a maximum of grass. With a cooling water pike went to the depths, I switched to a jig, but it did not work as I wanted.

The success of the “oscillator”

And on one of the fishing trips I decided to try swinging baubles. The first thing that went into action was the “Chernoshinka” left over from the distant Soviet times - an oval bauble, worked under a perch (photo 1). The plot I caught with her turned out to be pretty. A narrow cove that extends deep into the shore with a good depth, with a long log lying perpendicular to the shore. In such places, there are always enough pikes. Usually they stand at half-water directly under the log. It is important not to make up your mind - and have time to seduce a pike with a maximum from the third cast. Further - if something guards her - to continue fishing does not make sense.

I seduced a pike from the third cast. In general, “Chernoshinka” behaves well in a weak current in places with depths of up to two meters. Here, there was no current at all, it was 3 meters to the bottom, but we did not need to catch at the bottom. It was important to draw at the level of the flooded log - just 2 to 2.5 meters. On the first casting, the baubles lay far from the log, two meters away. Passive pike will not reach such a distance. On the second cast, apparently, I couldn’t manage to draw logs at the depth - it seemed to me that the baubles went a little lower. It should be noted, the pike rarely reacts to the bait, what goes under it, where the feed from above is much better. The third cast was a success: the baubles went where they needed to, and I slightly accelerated the wiring. The bait spoon, not roaring, without rotating around the longitudinal axis, clearly worked with a slight oscillation, and as a result - bite. Honestly, I foresaw the bite. One and a half kilogram pike opened an account.

The next bait that I chose was the 15-gram spoon-shaped “Shtorlek” (photo 2). A deep pool with snags fell to his lot. I had suspicions that there were stumps at the bottom. It would be better to catch them with a jig. I set the jig, caught it, even felt the stumps - and nothing, no bumps. It was the turn of the Storlek. No miracle happened. On simple uniform wiring, the spinner went with separate vibrations, in principle - quite attractively. I buried the bait as much as possible - and eventually tore it off. There was one more exactly the same “Shtorlek” in the box, and now I worked with them for somewhat faster wiring. The bite happened by accident. On some casting, I thought, for some reason, paused in the wiring, when the bait was somewhere about a meter from the bottom - and then I felt the bait clamp. Twenty minutes ago the pike, which did not respond to a real jig, grabbed a completely non-jig bait on jig wiring. Ten minutes later, another flattered by the step wiring - but got off, somersaulting off the coast.

It was time to change the place. Beyond the pool, the reservoir narrowed and noticeably chalked. It would seem that this is not an autumnal parking for pike, but this section also brought its “tail” - and again to the “hesitation”. True, it’s already on a different one - in Soviet times it was called “Playing” (photo 3). She weighed only 10 grams, with a bleeding body like a bleak, but possessed an easy “game”, which I did not like at first. At such a depth, a “turntable” with a wide petal or wobbler would work well — in a word, slow wiring was required. "Gaming" required faster wiring. But something told me that in such a shallow

the site should not be delayed for a long time - autumn is already late, and if the pike is standing here, it is active - most likely, the fry was thrown aground. Uniform wiring again yielded nothing. And then I remembered how in the summer we caught asp on the Volga just for the same spinners. The wiring was done jerkily. The spinner “started up” with a wide spinning pull, then this same spinning returned to its original position, the fishing line was quickly exhausted - and again the pull. During the course, such wiring turned out to be slower than here, in this quiet area. The wiring turned out to be quite “wicked,” but — an amazing thing — after another jerk, on pause, the line sagged, and after I did the jerk again, a live weight appeared on the hook for about three hundred kilos. I didn’t come across anything more in this shallow area, although after that I also tried the “turntable” and the wobbler.

In one place a fast stream flowed into the river - some kind of flow formed: a stream that was fast along the current of the stream and a circular stream on the sides. Here the pike was simply obliged to stand. The next bait was the “Udachnaya” spinner (photo 4), which brought me a kilogram pike directly from the stream, which closed my fishing day. I chose the “successful” lure because it just suited these conditions - shallow water and fast flow. Possessing a narrow bleak-like body and an easy "game", she did not go into a tailspin during posting - and brought me another trophy on the most banal uniform posting.

Jig wiring with "oscillations"

Despite the fact that the pike responded well to the uniform wiring of the spinner, I did not stop experimenting with pauses in the wiring. In places where the bottom allowed and there were no snags, I even tried to do traditional jigging wiring. The reception worked already in the very last days, while there was still open water.

On jigging of the same “oscillators” the fish came across on average larger. So, in one section I got a few good pikes. The pond narrowed on the banks, but the shore was already steep - the depth immediately departed by two meters from the water edge. I decided to make wiring along the coast. He put the well-proven early “Shtorlek” - and immediately planted it in the roots of the trees. In my box there was a couple of improvised “unhooked” - “Murena” spinners (in photo 5 - in the throat of pike). Instead of a tee on the ring, a double was rigidly mounted in the tail of the bait (photo 6). Such positioning of the hook was supposed to significantly reduce the likelihood of a hook: the spinner was about to start rotating, and this could lead to a hook. She had to lead in short "steps", for which she did not have time to turn around the axis. Jerk 20 centimeters - pause, jerk - pause. The spinners of medium weight made it possible not to drop it completely to the bottom, where it would forever remain. The first bite occurred after 20 minutes. The pike sat decent, and from under the coast - 2.6 kg for this reservoir is already above average. On the next similar site, I got another toothy two kilograms, and again from under the coast.

These baubles I quickly ended, left to hang on snags. Of course, there are a lot of hooks under the steep banks, and it was a pity to tear off expensive baits. However, the pike stood here, and quite large. She did not want to react to uniform wiring. I decided to reduce my fishing expenses in such places as much as possible - and bought in the Chinese market “hesitators”, pseudo-“unhooks” with a rigidly mounted double and the likeness of antennae protecting them from the hook (photo 7).

Fucked one of these "unhooked" pretty quickly, and from the first cast. This time we stopped in the middle of the pond. There is a small creek, very short. The forest, which grows almost on the coastal edge, also complicates fishing. The only convenient point in this place where you can catch the entire bay is a stump sticking out of the water a few meters from the shore. It was on him that I perched. To begin with, I decided to check how the bauble “plays” - and threw it not far, literally by 5 meters, and led along the roots of the hemp on which I stood, with small pulls with pauses.

The pike flew right in front of my eyes, from somewhere out of the hemp, and boldly ate the "heifer"! Without letting her come to her senses, he turned her towards the shore, leading away from the snags. There is! This beginning was encouraging and inspired confidence in these baubles, but it was not possible to repeat success in the creek. Only in another similar bay from under the coast did the pike jump on the bait again, but missed.

The colder the water became, the more clearly the change in behavior pattern of pike was outlined. If according to the still conditionally “warm” October water, the proportion of pike bites on horizontal and vertical postings was approximately 50 to 50, then in November, as the water cooled, most of the bites occurred during the fall of the bait. However, the use of classic jig did not give much effect - the pike came across only if the jig fell under her nose. In the thick of snags she did not chase him. But the noisy “oscillators”, carried out by a kind of “step” of the half-water, literally lifted the pike from the bottom - and collected them from a large water area. Pikes were tied behind the lure, but at the same time they were not in a hurry to attack it, especially with uniform wiring. But it was worth making a short pause in the wiring, and the lure for the ingratiating begin to plan down - and pikes, coming out of their stupor, immediately attacked! Moreover, through the tearfully clean November water, the whole process of chasing and attacking on a pause was visible firsthand.

Experiments with Castmaster

One of the most successful “hesitations” in such jig fishing was Castmaster. Of course, not real, but Chinese or some other type of “Slice” (photo 8) - because it’s silly to use the original spinner in snags. It was also unprofitable to set big spinners: the “Slice” of 21 g and heavier very quickly went to the bottom, from where it rarely returned. But baits weighing 7 and 14 g very confidently caught half-waters. In one section of the pond they even managed to catch them from the bottom, and fishing was very successful.

Last year, already on the first snow, we arrived at the pond to close the season. They first caught the middle part, but without much success, then, following a tip from one of the locals, they left for the upper part. According to him, the pike splashed heavily there, but did not react to the baubles at all. The upper part of the pond is very shallow and practically without snags. In warmer water, shallow water near the coast overgrows, and pike can be very well caught on wobblers. But, as the practice of the last fishing trips showed, in late autumn the pike almost did not go here, so we did not check these places.

But there really was a pike splashing. Not to say that there were many outbursts, but 3-4 predators definitely “worked” at the point. They tried to catch on the classic "oscillators", evenly and "step" - without result. Wobblers, jerks, “turntables”, spinnerbait - zero attention. And the pike hits and hits the fry.

And that fry gathered here quite a lot, the float was a very dense flock, now and then suffering losses in sharp pike teeth. Because of hopelessness, I put the mini-Castmaster at 3.5 g and tried to hold it at the bottom of the "step". It worked on the third posting. Easy poke - hooking - is! The pike came in pretty good, about 2.5 kg, and almost left the little tee when we grabbed it off the coast. Half an hour later, another sat down. After about 15 minutes he pulled out a spotted one and a friend on the same Kastmasterok. Soon I felt the blow of the fourth fish, but the pike quickly flew off the tee. After this bite, bursts ceased - apparently, all pikes were either caught or impaled. On that fishing and closed the open water season.

After the October Zhora, when pike rush to any piece of iron, the November fishing may seem very boring and unprofitable, and you still need to find the strength to rinse your favorite lures in ice water. Success in pre-winter fishing brings knowledge of the sites of fish stands at this time of the year (and the sites are usually the same from season to season) and the use of the “right” lures.

These are vast bays, backwaters, often scythes in the tails of large islands.  In such places, a lot of fodder fish is always collected - scavenger, silver bream, roach, followed by flocks of which are followed by large pikes.

If in the summer both the predator and its main food are very much spread over the water area, now all the fish are grouped around the scanty remains of the once lush underwater vegetation. The concentration of living creatures around such "islands of life" can be very high. A lot of pike also stands in the reed islands of large Volga peaks and bays, and it stands in the most impassable wilds, in which spinning fishing is impossible in principle.

And only in the most windy weather, when the reeds walk with a shaker, the "toad" comes out of it and sets up ambushes along its edge. And here it is a pleasure to catch it, if only the wave was not very strong - you need to enjoy fishing, not sea sickness, from fishing. The trouble is that with the wind in which the pike leaves the reed fields, the wave also rises be healthy.

In medium sized rivers, a width of less than one hundred meters, the fish at this time of year concentrates around the deaf blockages of the snag. It happens that a few hundred meters of the channel bed are empty, and a couple of flooded trees nearby are simply stuffed with pike. Snags are not very difficult to find. Usually the rich reserves of this "good" are located at sharp turns of the rivers, whose steep banks are overgrown with forests. Every spring, at high water, the bank is washed out with water and another portion of “Buratin” falls into the river. But if there are very deep holes in the water area (deeper than 10 meters), you should look for fish in them already. If there is a submerged reed in the coastal zone of the river, some of the pike can stand in it, only the size of such "reed" fish almost always leaves much to be desired. From plots of pre-mouth small and medium rivers, pike most often rolls into large rivers. The water is warmer and the feed base is better.

In closed floodplain lakes and swamps  the predator is the easiest to find. There she simply has nowhere to go, especially now, when the water level is almost minimal. Especially rich catches occur in floodplain reservoirs with a maximum depth of less than 1 meter, remaining after the spring flood of large rivers. In the spring, a huge amount of pike going to spawn goes along with tons of white fish. Subsequently, part of the pike does not have time to slide into the main body of water, and the leftovers of the whites and fry of this spring make it an excellent fodder base for the whole summer. Just by the fall, food ends and the evil, hungry and freezing (in the literal sense, because in winter such water bodies most often freeze to the bottom), the predator frantically rushes at everything that moves. The frogs, mice, and other pikes are a bit smaller - this is a real hunt.

The predator usually keeps in the very center of the reservoirs, at the maximum distance from the coast. The colder the weather is, the more active the bite, the peak of which occurs at the moment when in the morning the reservoir is shackled by thin ice, and closer to the dinner it is opened from the wind or the heat of the scant autumn sun. There is little vegetation in the swamps, the visibility is excellent, and pikes rush for bait from a distance of more than 20 meters - the attack is always visible through a well-marked keel wave. Such fishing is very emotional and exciting, especially when three or even four pikes are thrown at the same bait. Surprisingly, in such flooded "puddles" there is a chance to catch very large fish, and three-four-kilogram pike come across quite often. In late autumn, we sorted out the main fishing spots in a nutshell, now we can talk a little about bait.

Oscillating baubles

Good old wobblers  now come to the fore. With the help of "pieces of iron" you can equally successfully catch pike in a huge bay of a full-flowing river, and in a small forest swamp. In the Volga backwaters, large but light oscillating lures are best of all, those that do not enter into a tailspin during fast-winding, and when slow-moving, they lazily roll over from side to side.

Very good in spinners "Atom", "Chernospink". The real hit is the American Williams spinners, 90 mm long. They are quite expensive (plated with silver and even some technical gold), but they work out one hundred percent. Excellent results can be achieved with fluctuations Luhr Jensen (Model Tony`s), Kuusamo (Professor 18 gr.).

The technique of fishing is simple.  - baubles with a voiced slap is placed on the border of reeds (grass) and clear water, slightly buried and rather sharply dragged by the movement of the rod. The bait is "eaten up" either at the moment of free fall, or during its sharp acceleration. The attention of the predator is attracted by the sound of the falling spinners, and its quick pulling is completely unbalanced - the grip follows immediately. If the bite does not happen, you calmly choose the slack line and continue the wiring with the coil. During this phase, the likelihood of a bite is lower, but you should always expect it. The more diverse you lead the lure, the more likely the predator's grip. Alternate acceleration with deceleration, stop the winding, let the lure off plan a little in the water column - and you will succeed.

In small lakesThe bottom of which is covered with thick dead grass, fallen leaves and other debris, it is more convenient to use oscillating spinners in a non-clinging design - with metal whiskers covering the hooks. In this case, apart from the competition, Kuusamo’s non-chained double crochet and Chinese fakes for them, and sometimes the Chinese version works better.

When buying a "Chinese" in the first place, pay attention to the quality of the double. I have seen several variants of fakes, both with hooks of disgusting quality, and with the corporate counterpart Mustad. In any case, the sting hooks need to be slightly bent out, thereby increasing the hooking. If you have a craving for self-made creativity, try to move the double closer to the middle of the spinner - so the number of effective hooks (and this is the main trouble of all non-sticking) will increase even more. From other firms can be noted American nezatplyayki Eppinjer. If there is little grass, you can use the usual oscillators, replacing the native tee with a thinner one - it is easier to “pull” the lure with it.

Speaking of oscillating spinnersIt is impossible not to mention the famous Kastmaster. This obliquely cut bar is suitable not only for super-long-haul asp fishing, but also perfectly “mows” the “marshland” pike. Obviously, the predator is attracted by the peculiar yawning game of this spinner and the low-frequency vibrations that are emitted at the same time. In classic pike swamps, it is only realistic to hold models weighing 10.5 and 14 grams, heavier lures simply scrape the bottom, collecting all the garbage.

Even a 10 gram castmaster has to be driven quite quickly, with the tip of the spinning rod high up. It would seem that the wiring is not optimal for the pike, the classic "hesitated" should work better, but, nevertheless, the pike perfectly takes this small spoon, preferring it to many others. It happens, for other types of spinning baits, a spinningist sees 2-3 bites for the whole day, and Kastmaster has almost every cast on the way out. This phenomenon is already known to many shkuchars, and in their boxes they forever registered these inappropriate, at first glance, pike spinners. The most catching wiring is wavy, sometimes with micro stops.

Jig and rubber

Catching a classic jig Best suited for fishing in medium and large rivers. It is normal to fish a deep hole, a riverbed or a stump that you can get only with the use of jig heads or cheburashek (with them, by the way, it is much more convenient) of decent weight and large rubber of dull colors. What it will be tires - twisters or vibrotails - does not matter.

Biggest Sandra twisters work equally well, same large models   Relaks twisters, Salt Shaker vibrating tails and Mann`s Spirit 120 mm long.  Sandra and Salt Shaker work best on jig heads, they don’t benefit from the extra freedom of the body, but the rest of the tires are used only on the double-cheburashka hinge tooling. The wiring is more often classical, the reeling is a pause, but with a greater number of revolutions of the coil than in summer. In cold water, light jig heads sometimes bring even more success than heavy ones. Still, heavy jig is catching most of the active fish, although not without exceptions. Big Sandra, for example, works best with weights of around 30 grams.

In the snags the greatest success brings the American "edible" rubber YUM Wooly Curltail  on a large offset hook. This ribbed "abracadabra" can help out in the grass, where it is used on the offset holder without additional loading. Own weight of large-sized rubber (more than 15 g.) Allows you to cast without any problems.

Poppers and wobblers

Amazing but sometimes ordinary popper  just works wonders. The ice is about to rise, there is almost no grass left, and the pike eagerly takes this noisy bait, usually used at the height of summer. The posting, of course, is not as aggressive as ever, but still strange. Out of competition for such a catch Duel 3D Popper. He flies perfectly, and "gurgles" as it should.

Also, the shallow lures of Duel Hardcore modifications "0" and "1" work perfectly on the lakes.. But with them, everything is just very simple. Abandoned and drag. Sometimes it is useful to stop the wiring. It is better to replace native tees with stronger ones. Among other wobblers, one can note the Rapala Husky Jerk 14 cm. It is driven in jerks with pauses of up to three seconds.

Spinners

From the huge variety of "turntables" You can select only a few models. First of all, this, of course, Mepps Lusox No. 2 and No. 3, as well as Long No. 3 of the same company. More and nothing comes to mind. In general, spinners are more of a summer bait. In the late autumn, they almost always lose their swing and bulky baits. If you are an ardent fan of "turntables", it is worth trying the slow-speed wiring of "Luxox" along the wall of reed or over the snags, if they are not very deep. In general, do not dwell on one thing. Constant fishing of new baits and experiments with wiring can bring success in the most unexpected place and in the most unusual combination.