Smith (SMITH LTD) spoon D-S line 36mm 4.0g 09 B / G.

Spoons may exert power when minnows and spinners can't fish. What is the "fishing power" of the spoon? It is a "omni-directional reflection" of the spoons that are composed of curved surfaces. In addition, "overwhelming distance," "depth," "mixed swims" such as wobb, roll, spin and dirt produced by water flow. We think this is the "fishing power" of the spoon. The spoons have many "elements" that are connected to "function" through "shape" *Minimum swimming speed, Amplitude and draw: spoon's board thickness, width, and the relevant to front and tail bends. Thin, wide, and the front and tail bends are faster to start and move quicker than a spoon, giving you a strong grip. In other ways, swimming is unbalanced. That balance is the key of a spoon. *Fall: Slim type is fast and wide type is slow. Faster than thicker boards. *Appealing: The reflection area of light, its curvature degree, the pitch and width of the amplitude, and the movement caused by bends, etc. *Distance: The slim type has little air resistance, and the ballistic will not bend easily. The fall is as fast as a slim spoon, but it is difficult to grip water. So you can deepen the tail bends to create a swim. However, the deeper bend makes it easier to rotate as the pull resistance. The wide spoon also swims from slow speeds but is easy to flow because it slows down. The D-S Line has an S-shaped bend form that is curved to a high degree of difference from the raised front to the tail, making it excellent for swimming at low speeds. The slim body makes it easy to fall, while still maintaining a fast fall.