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| Name | Zebco Flatty Teaser Inline Buttlöffel (30g, 50g o. 80g) |
| EAN | 4029569308873 |
| MPN | 24361 |
| Brand | Zebco |
| Weight | 80g |
| Shape | spoon |
| Rig Type | Inline |
| Colour | Weiß/Lila |
| Lead-free | Yes |
Thread it onto the main line, tie on a swivel and attach a hooklength with a long-shank flatfish or eel hook. The long shank suits the narrow mouth of flatfish. Use lugworm, ragworm, fish pieces, prawns, crabs or mussels, or try a twister or soft-plastic worm on the same setup.
Choose the lightest version that maintains bottom contact. The family includes 30 g in Black/Gold, 50 g in Black/Gold or White/Purple, and 80 g in all three colours, including Orange/Yellow. The supplier recommends bright colours for murky water and subdued colours for clear water, so select the necessary weight before choosing from its available colours.
Cast it out and drag it slowly over the bottom with occasional pauses. The spoon stirs up sand, drawing flatfish towards the trailing bait, while pauses give them time to take it. If the spoon is swept around without bottom contact, choose a heavier version.
It is intended for flatfish fishing in the North Sea, Baltic Sea, Denmark, Norway and Iceland. The spoon is lead-free, so it also suits Scandinavian waters where lead fishing weights are prohibited, without needing a lead-based attractor in this position.
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The Zebco Flatty Teaser Inline Buttlöffel is a lead-free inline flatfish spoon used ahead of a baited hooklength. Dragged slowly across sandy ground, it stirs up sand to draw flatfish towards the trailing bait. It is intended for flatfish of all kinds in the North Sea, Baltic Sea and fishing areas in Denmark, Norway and Iceland. Its lead-free construction also suits Scandinavian waters where lead fishing weights are prohibited.
Thread the spoon onto the main line, tie a swivel to the end and attach a hooklength with a long-shank hook. A flatfish hooklength or a long-shank eel hook can be used. The long shank suits the relatively narrow mouth of flatfish.
Bait options include lugworm, ragworm, pieces of fish, prawns, crabs and mussels. A twister or soft-plastic worm can also be used, so the same setup supports both natural bait and these soft lures.
Cast the rig out and drag it slowly over the bottom. The spoon's sand disturbance attracts the attention of flatfish and brings them close to the bait. Add occasional pauses to give fish a chance to take it. Choose the lightest weight that still maintains bottom contact rather than letting the spoon be swept around in the water.
The supplied family includes 30 g in Black/Gold, 50 g in Black/Gold or White/Purple, and 80 g in Black/Gold, White/Purple or Orange/Yellow. Move to a heavier version only when needed to keep the rig on the bottom. The supplier recommends bright colours in murky water and less conspicuous colours in clear water. Not every colour is available at every weight, so choose the required weight first, then a suitable colour from its available options.
