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Fishing spoon lures are popular in India for their effectiveness in catching various freshwater fish species. These lures are typically made from metal and have a curved, spoon-like shape that mimics the movement of small fish or insects when retrieved through water. In India, local manufacturers produce spoon lures using materials like brass or stainless steel, often decorated with vibrant colors to attract fish in murky waters. They are widely used in rivers, lakes, and reservoirs across regions such as Kerala, Assam, and Maharashtra for species like mahseer, rohu, and catfish. The affordability and durability of Indian-made spoon lures make them a favorite among amateur and professional anglers alike. |
