Alien bait rocket yellow

Thanks to the special clip mechanism, the spod can be retrieved after casting without causing resistance, as it is reeled back tip-first. It doesn’t get any better than this. The craftsmanship is superior to anything comparable on the market. For casting smaller baits, like mini boilies or hemp, over long distances, there is no better option. The Alien Spod has a good capacity and flies very stably. I also like using the rocket for spodding liquids, which is a completely overlooked method, especially in winter.

Another advantage is the even and strong line lay on the spool. We all know the problem: after a few casts, the line can become quite loose, and several strands release from the reel at once, causing wind knots. This issue occurs particularly with very light feeding rockets. The Alien Spod glides through the water with consistent tension while reeling it in, which reduces the chance of wind knots to a minimum. This way, you lose far fewer spods to line breakage when casting!

Important: It’s essential to fill the Alien Baitrocket with water up to the base of the wings before casting! This ensures that no bait particles are flung out and that the feeding rocket flies far and straight. For larger baits, like boilies, fill the Baitrocket up to half capacity at most, and with hemp, particles, or pellets, fill to a maximum of 3/4. Instead of water, the Baitrocket can also be filled with liquids and attractants, which is highly effective and far too rarely done!