Lukris Popper is a heavily weighted inline spinner designed for fishing deeper sections of water. Its 13 g weight helps bring the lure down and keep it in the selected zone, making it useful both for river sea trout and for pike holding close to steep drop-offs.
The weighted construction allows the lure to be worked deeper than lighter, conventional inline spinners. This makes Lukris Popper well suited to fishing channels, deeper river sections and places where predatory fish hold closer to the bottom.
The model is particularly recommended for sea trout fishing in the rivers of northern Poland. Its weight helps maintain better control of the lure in deeper sections and work likely holding areas more thoroughly.
Lukris Popper is also a good choice for pike feeding along steeply descending slopes. It can be worked close to the edge of a drop-off, where predators often position themselves between shallow and deeper water.
Lukris is a Spanish manufacturer of inline spinners designed for different styles of lure fishing. The range includes small, lightweight spinners for perch, chub and ide, as well as heavier models intended for pike, sea trout and salmon.
The Lukris spinner range was developed through cooperation between Polish lure anglers and Spanish fishermen specialising in predatory fish. Individual series differ in size, weight, blade shape and intended use, making it possible to match the lure to the target species and type of water.
The range covers small spinners for light lure fishing as well as larger, heavily weighted designs for working deeper water. The Mini, Orion, Ory, Spark and Reder series are complemented by heavier Ason, Popper and Alaska models intended for more demanding conditions.
The varied construction of the individual models allows them to be used in both still and flowing water. Lighter versions suit shallower areas, while weighted spinners make it easier to work the lure in current and through deeper sections.
Lukris inline spinners can be selected for a wide range of predatory species. Smaller models are primarily intended for perch, chub and ide, while the largest spinners are suitable for pike as well as sea trout and salmon fishing.