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Spinnikalastus, also known as spin fishing or casting, is a popular method of fishing that involves casting a lure or bait attached to a fishing line and then retrieving it through the water with a spinning reel. The spinning motion of the lure or bait mimics that of natural prey, attracting predatory fish to strike.

The equipment used for spinnikalastus typically includes a spinning rod, a spinning reel loaded with fishing line, and various lures or bait. Spinning rods are generally lighter and more flexible than baitcasting rods, making them ideal for casting lighter lures. Spinning reels are known for their ease of use and their ability to cast light lures effectively.

The technique involves a casting motion where the angler throws the lure forward. Once the lure lands in the water, the angler begins to retrieve the line using the reel. The speed and rhythm of the retrieve can be varied to imitate different prey movements and to entice different species of fish. Common retrieval methods include steady reeling, stop-and-go, and twitching the rod tip to give the lure erratic movements.

Spinnikalastus is versatile and can be used in various environments, including rivers, lakes, and coastal waters. It is effective for catching a wide range of freshwater and saltwater fish, such as perch, pike, trout, salmon, and various sea fish. The choice of lure depends on the target species, water conditions, and the desired depth of fishing. Common lures include spoons, spinners, plugs, and soft plastic lures.