Stucki Fishing Razor Blade

Its slim shape allows for good casting distances despite its low weight. After being submerged in water, the Razor Blade begins to spin on its own axis and darts sharply from side to side within a range of about 15 centimeters when pulled. The Razor Blade can be retrieved just below the water's surface at a slow pace. With a stop-and-go retrieve, it can be brought to depth, where it also rotates on its axis during the sinking phase. This is often when many bites occur. If you want to maintain the desired depth, it's recommended to stop the retrieve every three turns of the handle. On some days, the Razor Blade is the only lure that catches fish, while other spoons only attract hesitant bites.