RHINO LAX SPOON Größe L und XL-06 - Gold Green Dolphin115 mm

Rhino LAX SPOON in sizes L (115 mm) and XL (150 mm)

A tried-and-tested shape with a fresh new look! With this trolling spoon, you can hardly go wrong with the speed you choose. At slow speeds, it wobbles enticingly, and at higher speeds, it flicks rapidly without rotating. We're sure that many trolling enthusiasts will add this shape to their tackle boxes, complementing their existing Rhino spinners.

02-Black Devil
A natural color pattern in black/glow or with a holographic foil guarantees good catches in all conditions. For deeper fishing, we recommend combining it with the glow color (No. 1).

04-Beluga
Neon green-yellow and white – this color should be banned! It always catches fish, whether on a downrigger or in shallow water, in sunshine or bad weather.

06-Gold Green Dolphin
Green and neon yellow on gold is often the winner in heavily fished waters. The slightly more subtle colors are effective from the surface down to 15 meters in sunny weather.

08-Rainbow Trout
Rainbow always brings in fish in the evening! But this color should always be in your tackle box, even in bad weather and when fishing with a downrigger.

10-King Salmon
Blue and silver with magenta stripes – a real ray of sunshine. With a copper interior, it's been a secret weapon of many trolling guides in recent years. It's a top catch down to 15 meters.

19-Pink Sunshine
Bright colors often entice large spawning salmon to bite. Thanks to the UV-active yellow, this lure can be used equally well on the surface and with a downrigger.

20-Furunkel
Stand out at all costs: Contrasting spots with fluorescent red make this dark lure stand out from the crowd of inconspicuous bottom-dwelling fish. Cod, in particular, can't resist this pattern.

26-Sand Eel
Most closely modeled on nature, this lure is a must-have in every tackle box when predators are targeting sand eels. Test runs have shown that other color patterns often fail miserably under such conditions.

32-Copper Master Herring
Subtle blue-green on a copper spoon. In sunshine and clear water, fish take a closer look. Too many silver reflections can scare them off. This is where the copper spoon shines, because sometimes less is more.

34-Gold Swedish Flag
Similar concept to the Copper Master Herring. Gold instead of silver is not only more elegant, but also attracts significantly more fish in clear water and sunshine. The black dots provide the necessary contrast and further entice the fish.

37-Natural Copper Blue Dolphin
Improved appearance thanks to the copper blank. The combination of metallic blue and neon yellow makes this lure particularly effective in sunshine and in the top 10 meters of the water column.