Mikado plastic lures

The Mikado plastic baits are essential tools for modern spinning fishing. Their extremely varied shapes, colors, and sizes allow you to find the right lure for fishing any predatory fish species. Mikado continuously develops its products, so you will always find the latest innovations in our offer. Made from soft but durable materials, these baits are guaranteed to attract predators with their lifelike movements. Choose from classic twisters, realistic soft lures, and unique creature baits, and enjoy the experience of successful spinning!

When choosing Mikado plastic baits, it is important to consider the target fish species, the fishing location, and the water depth. Smaller, vibrating lures are ideal for perch and zander, while larger, more powerful moving ones are recommended for pike and catfish. Don't forget about the appropriate jig heads and hooks, which you can find in the Hooks and Jig Heads categories.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Mikado plastic bait is best for zander fishing?

The Mikado Fishunter and Saira plastic baits are excellently suited for zander fishing. Their natural movement and attractive colors are guaranteed to deceive predators.

What size Mikado plastic bait should I choose for pike fishing?

For pike fishing, Mikado plastic baits of 10-15 cm, such as the Pike Hunter and Twister, are the most ideal. These sizes are large enough to attract the pike's attention, yet easily swallowed by the fish.

How should I store my Mikado plastic baits?

It is advisable to store Mikado plastic baits in separate boxes, in a dry and cool place, to preserve their flexibility and shape. Avoid direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

What accessories do I need for Mikado plastic baits?

For Mikado plastic baits, you will need jig heads, hooks, line, and of course, a suitable spinning rod and reel. You can find these in the Spinning Rods and Spinning Reels categories.

What color Mikado plastic baits are the most effective?

The most effective colors depend on the clarity of the water and the light conditions. Generally, natural colors such as green, brown, and grey always prove to be a good choice. In cloudy weather, lighter, fluorescent colors may be more effective, while in sunshine, darker shades might be better.