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• The Fishing tackle industry has witnessed a revolutionary invention that it has not recovered from. Andre Meulnart, a renowned French engineer, invented the Mepps spinner in 1938. His creation has grown to become one of the most profound fishing lures in the world. Mepps is a French word which is translated in English as Precision Equipment For Sport Fishing. It has grown to become a phenomenal offering that is not just a household name in France but has been able to make global strides that cannot be matched by other brands. It is important to mention that Mepps currently has over 5,000 spinners that are generating amazing results across the board.

If it weren't for the iconic Black Fury, the Comets wouldn't be particularly popular. This is how it happens with "averaging" parameters. The Comet has a narrower pallet than the classic Aglia, and a wider one than Long. Consequently, it spins at a narrower angle than the classic, wider than Long. The Comet, meanwhile, has something that the more popular families of spinners lack. The French describe the action of this spinner as "butterfly-like". It is enough to look at spring whitetails, summer and autumn russets to understand what this is all about and to supplement your lure collection with Comets. The butterflies fly in a distinctive manner, a dozen or so wing beats, a wobbly hover in the air and then an upright flight again. This is how Comet works, a dozen or so turns of the rod to the left, stopping for a while and a dozen or so turns of the rod to the right. Such a work is extremely tempting for most predators and paradraptors. Especially on days when they do not bite intensively and come out only to lures with unusual action. The extraordinary effectiveness of Comet is not only due to the original colours - it is mainly due to the mentioned butterfly action of the spinner. The manufacturer recommends this spinner for rough, uneven river currents, bobbers, backwaters and waders. The shape of the pallet makes Comet adapt immediately to the conditions in the water and when they change, it reacts immediately by changing the direction of the spin. The Comet can be recommended especially for salmonid fish, that is trout, sea trout, salmon as well as huchen and rivers with variable current, rapid falls and lots of obstacles. In lowland waters, it is invaluable on rocky reefs and bands, overflowing headwaters and for the fish of these sites, so mainly chub, ide and barbel. In standing water, Comet has a variable, butterfly-like action and is excellent at attracting perch and pike even in the middle of summer.

Produced in four colour variations - blue or red dots on the silver pallet, the same dots on the gold pallet.

• #00 1,5 g
• #0 2 g
• #1 3,5 g
• #2 4,5 g
• #3 6,5 g
• #4 8 g
• #5 11 g