Smith DS Line Spoon 3gr/30mm Color 11.0G

Spoons can be effective when you cannot catch fish using minnows or spinners.
What is the "fishing power" of a spoon? It is a spoon made of curved surfaces that sways and sinks, reflecting in all directions. Furthermore, it is a "mixed swim" with "overwhelming flying distance", "challenging depth", wob, roll, spin, and dirt created by water current. I think this is the "fishing power" of the spoon.　
A spoon has many ``elements'' that are linked to ``functions'' through ``form.''
*Minimum swimming speed, amplitude, and feeling of pull: Depends on the relationship between the spoon's thickness, width, and front and tail bends.
The thinner, wider, and larger the bend in the front and tail, the faster the initial action, the larger the movement, and the stronger the pulling feeling.
In other words, swimming is a state of being out of balance. That balance is the key to a spoon.
*Fall: Slim type is faster, wide type is slower. The thicker the board, the faster it is.
*Appeal: The area of ​​light reflection, its degree of curvature, the pitch and width of the amplitude, the wave motion due to bending, etc. are related.
*Flight distance: The slim type has less air resistance and the trajectory is less likely to bend,
so the slimmer spoon falls faster, but it is harder to grip the water. Therefore, make a deep tail bend to create a swim.
However, deep bends become easier to rotate as the pulling resistance increases. Also, wide spoons start swimming at low speeds, but because they sink slowly, they are easily washed away.
The "DS Line'' has an S-shaped bend form that curves from the raised front to the tail with a difference in height, making it excellent for starting from slow speeds and creating a persistent swim. While also having a quick fall due to its slim body.
Weight: 3 gr
Length of the spoon : 30mm