Lures for zander
Lures for zander: lures fished along the bottom. Zander usually hold deeper, near drop-offs and holes on the bottom. They are most active at dusk and at night, and in murkier water they also feed during the day.
For zander, hop the lure along the bottom with the lift & fall technique, or use a drop shot rig or vibration lures. Most zander are found in the Curonian Lagoon, the Nemunas and the larger lakes and reservoirs.
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Vibration lures
deps Circuit VIB
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Tail spinners
DUO Realis Spin
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Soft plastic lures
DUO Realis Versa Shad
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Soft plastic lures
DUO Realis WRIGGLE CRAWLER (24 pcs)
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Minnows
Nories Laydown Minnow Deep Just Wakasagi
€15,89 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Frequently asked questions
Which lures suit zander?
Zander are mostly caught along the bottom: with soft plastics on a jig head, drop shot rigs, vibration lures and metal lures. It pays to hop the lure so it falls and rises off the bottom again.
When is the best time to fish for zander?
Zander are most active at dusk and at night, and in murkier water they also feed during the day. Autumn is a good time, when zander gather in holes and near drop-offs.
Why do zander often come unhooked?
Zander often just nip the lure, and their mouths are hard. Use sharp hooks, set the hook firmly and keep the line tight, especially as the lure falls, because that is when strikes often come.
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