Wobblers for catfish have been the main spinning bait for fishing for many years shad. Glitter, which was not so long ago a favorite of shad in fishing spining, are used less and less for this predator.

Some sources claim that even the famous Lauri Rapala with the first model, cut from fir bark and glued with foil, produced exactly the wobbler for trout and for shads. Since then, the competition of various companies for the production of these artificial baits has started. You can read how the first wobblers came about in my article.

Let's try to find out what are the most commonly used wobblers for shad. According to this small list, you will be able to better understand what wobblers like shad.

Jackall Chubby

The model turned out to be so successful that copies of other similar companies began to be called "chabiks". This wobbler is also called a shad killer, although it was developed in Japan for catching trout. A permanent member of the tops of various sites. You can read more about this wobbler in my article by clicking here.

Yo-Zuri L-minnow 44

In the very name of this popular model, its type and size are encrypted. A 4.4 cm long Yo-Zuri baby has been successfully caught for a long time. Yo-Zuri has excellent long casts and maintains a streaky current, making him a great pick early in the season. In late spring and early summer - one of the leaders among mini-class lures. I have also written a separate article about him, which you can find by clicking here.

LuckyCraft GenGoal 35F

Surface wobbler for shad, imitating a beetle. It does not work well in strong current, it is better to use in places with calm current.

Pontoon21 RedRag 36F/SSR

A series of surface wobblers from a popular company. They work very well in current and cast far. Despite their small size, only 3.6 cm, they perfectly catch even the largest shad.

Megabass Siglet

Imitation beetle with wings. A shapal can grab him before he even reaches the water. This beetle is ideal for summer fishing under overhanging trees.

You guys

Of course, this list is not an axiom. Every angler has his own list of the best baits, but a beginner angler will have an idea of which wobblers are suitable for shad fishing. Also, let's not forget that we can make wobblers ourselves. In this case, we would like to remember Lauri Rapala. For the sake of common knowledge, let's remember that the legendary Finn carved his first wobbler from spruce bark with his own hands in 1936. Why are we worse? Especially when there is so much information and advice online these days.