Mann's Twister 

Tom Mann founded his lure manufacturing company in America in 1956.

Many people don't even pay attention to this information...however, they do know that Mann's Bait Company now, in a unique way in the world, produces lures for almost every type of spinning. 

One of them is the twister, which has gained indisputable popularity on the domestic market.

Its worm-shaped, cylindrical body ends in a thin, flattened tail. This is the real power of bait.

Driven at the right speed, it creates waves in the water that stimulate nearby predators to bite.

And what is the right speed?

A distinction must be made between stagnant and flowing water.

- In river water, we may have an even simpler task, since the drift generates a stimulating tail movement even when the bait is held in place. The biggest difficulty here is choosing the size of the lead head. At what speed does it sit back on the bottom? How easy it is to start against the current Essential things on which the success of fishing depends.

- In still waters, views change. According to some, but otherwise, it depends on the water, the extra slow, even "rolling up" is effective, others swear by the sawtooth lifting, which is achieved either with the fishing rod or by quickly winding the reel and then stopping it.

A lot depends on the insertion of the jig head, choose a hook that is large enough that the bay reaches almost to the end of the body, so you can achieve the perfect hooking while keeping the movement of the lure perfectly.