Bullhead

Crystal clear, bubbling currents of trout streams, dark holes under the banks of salmon rivers, rocky bottoms of reservoirs full of snags, mysterious depths of large muddy rivers – these are the places where the Bullhead feels at home. It’s there as your special agent. Always efficient, avoiding obstacles, mercilessly luring targets from their hideouts. Get yourself prepared for a big action adventure!

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Lure type - Crankbait
In the Salmo offer since - 1991
Available sizes - 4, 6 and 8 cm
Available versions - Floating, Sinking and Super Deep Runner
Available colours - 4

New colours for 2009 - Clown Yellow Perch (CYP)
Recommended method of fishing - casting, trolling.
Recommended for - trout, zander, walleye, bass

model	version	length (cm)	weight (g)	hooks	recommended line (mm)	diving depth (m) spinning / trolling	shape
BD4F	floating	4,5	3,0	Two - No. 10	0,18	0,5 / 1,0
BD4S	floating	4,5	5,0	Two - No. 10	0,18	1,0 / 2,0
BD6F	floating	6,0	6,0	Two - No. 6	0,20	1,0 / 1,5
BD4S	floating	6,0	8,0	Two - No. 6	0,20	1,5 / 2,5

model	version	length (cm)	weight (g)	hooks	recommended line (mm)	diving depth (m) spinning / trolling	shape
BD4SDR	floating	4,5	3,5	Two - No. 10	0,18	1,5 / 3,0
BD6SDR	floating	6,0	7,0	Two - No. 6	0,20	2,5 / 5,0
BD8SDR	floating	8,0	17,0	Two - No. 4	0,25	3,5 / 8,

How to fish with Bullhead

In fast-flowing small streams you can fish the Bullhead both upstream and downstream, the most effective method is casting upstream then retrieving, the lure in an arc across the flow back to your feet. In water with lots of snags the SDR version is indispensable for its unique ability to bounce off and over obstacles. In larger rivers it is best to cast the Bullhead upstream then retrieve it as slowly as possible with numerous pauses mixed with gentle twitches. For slow trolling the SDR is the best choice, keeping the lure 30 meters behind the boat.

Bullhead

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