Lucky John
Lucky John Lures Lui Crank 65F
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This small wobbler Lui Crank 65F with a thick body and with a length of 65 mm belongs to Crankbait class lures.
The main purpose of fishing: asp, perch and pike.
The maximum working depth of the lure is 40 cm. After stopping the wobbler quickly jumps out, which allows you to effectively avoid underwater obstacles. The lure moves intensively: it vibrates at a high frequency, producing at the same time a noticeable and attractive wave for every predatory fish.
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Lures Lui Crank 65F
This small wobbler Lui Crank 65F with a thick body and with a length of 65 mm belongs to Crankbait class lures.
The main purpose of fishing: asp, perch and pike.
The maximum working depth of the lure is 40 cm. After stopping the wobbler quickly jumps out, which allows you to effectively avoid underwater obstacles. The lure moves intensively: it vibrates at a high frequency, producing at the same time a noticeable and attractive wave for every predatory fish.
The main purpose of fishing: asp, perch and pike.
The maximum working depth of the lure is 40 cm. After stopping the wobbler quickly jumps out, which allows you to effectively avoid underwater obstacles. The lure moves intensively: it vibrates at a high frequency, producing at the same time a noticeable and attractive wave for every predatory fish.
Lucky John
Brand Lucky John started as a hobby. It brought together a group of people with similar interests – and the hobby turned into a business.
In 1988, Mr. Janis Stikuts – a multiple champion of Latvia and the Baltic States in different types of fishing sports – along with other fishing enthusiasts, decided, that every fisherman should be able to use high quality spinners, crankbaits and other spinning lures, which were a real rarity at that time. So they set up a small factory to start the production.
At the beginning, the product range was relatively small – 13 rotating spinners, each in two colors, 2 wobblers in two colors, 4 spoons, one Devon, 14 fly fishing flies, 8 winter lures, a few wind- rings and buckles. There was no absolute certainty, that the products will reach the market, but that’s how the Lucky John story started.
In 1988, Mr. Janis Stikuts – a multiple champion of Latvia and the Baltic States in different types of fishing sports – along with other fishing enthusiasts, decided, that every fisherman should be able to use high quality spinners, crankbaits and other spinning lures, which were a real rarity at that time. So they set up a small factory to start the production.
At the beginning, the product range was relatively small – 13 rotating spinners, each in two colors, 2 wobblers in two colors, 4 spoons, one Devon, 14 fly fishing flies, 8 winter lures, a few wind- rings and buckles. There was no absolute certainty, that the products will reach the market, but that’s how the Lucky John story started.
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