SANTEC - SPOON KIT 7g/10g 5PCS SEBARAU FISHING

Santec Spoon Kit 7g / 10g 5pcs Sebarau Fishing

This Santec kit packs five casting spoons into one case, in 7g or 10g. A casting spoon is one of the simplest lures in a tackle box: the curved blade wobbles and flashes on a straight retrieve, needs no rod work, and casts a long way for its size. That distance matters on open reservoirs and river mouths where fish hold beyond a light plug's range. The 7g suits lighter tackle and shallower water; the 10g casts further and holds better in current.

Model 35871. Pcs / Case: 5pcs. Sizes: 7g and 10g.

Key Features

• Five spoons per case, in 7g or 10g
• Wobbling, flashing action on a straight retrieve
• Compact, dense body for long casts
• For fresh and brackish water
• Marketed locally in Malaysia for sebarau (hampala barb) fishing

How To Fish It

• Cast and steady wind — Cast across or slightly upstream, let it sink a moment, then wind at a steady pace. You should feel a constant tapping through the rod; if it feels dead, change speed.
• Count down — Let the spoon sink on a counted pause before winding, adding a count each cast. The 10g is better for deeper pools and moving water.
• Swing through current — At a river inflow, cast up and across and let the current swing the spoon around on a semi-tight line. Fish at the seam hit at the end of the swing.
• Lift and flutter — Over deeper structure, lift the rod tip and let the spoon flutter back. Most takes come on the drop.

Target Species By Region

• Southeast Asia — The primary use: hampala barb (sebarau) in reservoir arms, inflows and rapids, where a spoon swung through current is a long-standing local method. Also peacock bass, giant snakehead (toman), jungle perch and queenfish.
• North America — Trout, salmon, pike, walleye and smallmouth bass in lakes and rivers.
• Japan & East Asia — Trout in managed ponds and mountain streams (area trout fishing), plus rockfish from breakwaters.
• Australia, Middle East & Europe — Australian bass and saratoga in impoundments; pike, perch and zander in European rivers; small trevally along Gulf shorelines.

Specifications

Recommended Pairing

• 7g: light spinning rod rated roughly 3–15g, 10–15 lb braid, 10–15 lb fluorocarbon leader
• 10g: medium-light spinning or casting rod rated roughly 7–25g, 15–20 lb braid, 15–25 lb leader
• 2000–3000 spinning reel with a smooth drag
• A small barrel swivel to reduce line twist