- Stats:
- REVERSE offset recurve blade, 4 3/4"; Total length with beads and spinner 9.3"
- The front of the dodger is the wider end. Attach fishing line to the swivel in front of the spinner on the leading wire. Lure attaches to the coastlock swivel behind the dodger.
- Total Weight 5/8 oz., including hardware
- 360° Technology = All colors on BOTH sides of dodgers and spinners
- Usual Presentation: 1.2 - 1.8 MPH
- Ideal for Beaded spinner bugs, squids, and hoochies
Mid-size SYSTEM 2 Dodgers are designed for use in waters in mid-season when cooler water is in 25-70+ feet of the water column. At these depths Kokanee tend to be selective but are becoming more reactive, making these color choices and dodger size both critical and effective. Note: Depth is determined by the fish. For example, it may be late June, but it may also be ice-out in the North, but the fish may be at 70 feet in the South. Use of a quality color fish finder is key, as well as using a device that can accurately measure temperature at depth such as those manufactured by FishHawk Electronics.
Why gold?
Gold has unique properties in the water. As you go down the water column, the yellow component in gold is filtered out (absorbed by the water), darkening the gold dodger blade and gold components. This has a wonderful increase in visibility for gold against the water surrounding it. Gold dodgers should be presented at increased speeds because you will use them to provoke a bite when regular nickel presentations seem to be ineffective. The larger and ribbed gold spinner will add increased vibrations to your presentation.
Always fish a lure that matches the color scheme of the dodger leading it. Kokanee will first key in on the dodger (attraction). The dodger color scheme imprints the Kokanee with a particular color sequence, which is best duplicated in the lure (provoking a strike). See Match The Dodger To The Correct Lure Chart to order the correct lures.
