Timon Chibi Futten
Are you looking for a secret weapon for passive trout that can turn the tide of any tournament? The Timon Chibi Futten FS sinking wobbler is a smaller version of the popular split wobbler Futten FS, modified to provide the highest possible efficiency even in demanding conditions.
Thanks to the unique design with a blade located on the dorsal side, the Timon Chibi Futten wobblers behave like a hybrid between a classic wobbler and a spoon. When pulled smoothly, they naturally rise through the water column, while when sinking, they oscillate temptingly with their entire articulated body. The tungsten weight located in the head part ensures optimal weight distribution, so you can comfortably fish at all depths with the Chibi Futten.
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- Innovative dorsal blade: The blade on the back changes the hydrodynamics. When reeling in, it lifts the lure, which allows for extremely slow pulling at various depths without getting stuck at the bottom.
- Tungsten balance in the head: The triangular profile of the head hides a tungsten weight. This keeps the wobbler perfectly stable even in stronger currents or at high line speeds.
- Perfect aerodynamics: The one-piece center joint allows the lure to fold smoothly during flight. The wobbler thus rotates minimally when casting, cuts through the air and helps to achieve extremely long and accurate casts even in windy weather.
- Unique hook position: Both single hooks without barbs are located on the back of the body. This solution dramatically increases the success of the hook (transforming cautious, distrustful bites from behind) and at the same time eliminates the risk of the hooks getting tangled in each other during the flight or run.
How to fish correctly with Futten wobblers?
Thanks to their unique design, these wobblers are highly versatile. You can lead them with a classic smooth pull like a scullery, when the bait undulates with its entire body. Another highly effective tactic is stop & go fishing. During the pause, the wobbler body naturally bends and the bait falls to the bottom without rotation. During this descent, the rear part continues to oscillate temptingly, which acts as a strong trigger for a bite in lethargic trout.