Sbirolino
A Sbirolino (Italian) or Spirolino (often used in German-speaking countries) is part of a fishing rod assembly and describes a combination of casting weight and pose . The sbirolino is mainly used when fishing for trout. It is also often used when sea fishing for garfish or sea trout. In fresh water, anglers use the Sbirolino for basic rigging for pikeperch fishing. It is usually mounted on the main line instead of a base lead and enables the pikeperch to suck up the bait more easily. Basically, Sbirolinos are available in different weight classes. The versions are usually floating, slowly sinking and sinking. On the Sbirolino there is generally one indication for the weight in the air and a second with the exact weight in the water. The Sbirolino is often used for fishing in trout lakes and trout ponds.
The Spirolino enables long casts of light fishing baits. The fishing technique with Spirolino allows the baits to be offered in different water depths. The length of the leader is usually one to two meters. The Spirolino assembly is mainly suitable for fishing for predatory fish. The target fish in freshwater include trout, char and pikeperch. In the sea you can a. Outsmart pollack, mackerel, cod and garfish.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Sbirolino and Sbirolinomontage ( Memento from May 24, 2017 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ Hans Eiber: Fishing - that's how it works . BLV Buchverlag, Munich 2015.