Sauribu Shaath

Sauribu’s Shaath is a spoon designed to vary its swimming action according to the rod angle and retrieve speed, allowing you to adjust the strength and character of its appeal to suit changing conditions. It features a distinctive mid-wide profile for a spoon, emphasizing the water displacement of its high-pitch wobble-and-roll action, the visual appeal created by the body movement, and hooking performance. Retrieved in a more laid-down posture, it produces a wobble-dominant action that uses the entire body to generate strong vibrations and attract fish over a wide area. When worked in a more upright swimming posture, the action shifts to a roll-dominant movement, enabling a different approach.

During the retrieve, the rod angle and winding speed can be combined to change the action and swimming posture even with the same weight. In addition to its strong appeal for fish immediately after stocking, it can also be used with a more upright posture to bring out a rolling action when the fish have become less active. It is available in a range of weights, including 0.75 g and 1.6 g, allowing you to choose according to the target distance and sink rate. The body measures 29 mm in length and 12.5 mm at its widest point, and it comes equipped with a Vanfook SP-31 #6 hook.