Daysprout Ronisa 4.8g

$4.11 USD

Daysprout Ronisa 4.8g

$4.11 USD

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Length35 mm (1.4 in)
Weight4.8 g (3/16 oz)
TypeSpoon

Description

The Daysprout Ronisa 4.8g is a 35 mm spoon built around a distinctly large silhouette, designed to give stocked trout a reason to react even when the school's exact position isn't known — the size alone is enough to draw fish in. Its erratic, irregular wobble briefly changes the feel through the retrieve, which the brand says is what triggers strikes from otherwise high-activity fish looking for a reaction bite.

It's built to resist rising during the retrieve, so it stays fishable across a wide range of speeds. In tougher conditions, Daysprout recommends angling the rod to hold the spoon in an upright swimming posture, presenting it from a completely different angle to draw strikes when a flatter retrieve isn't working.

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The numbers

Full spec sheet

Type: Spoon
Length: 35 mm (1.4 in)
Weight: 4.8 g (3/16 oz)
Buoyancy: Sinking
Action: Erratic, irregular wobble that briefly changes feel through the retrieve
Target species: Trout, Perch, Panfish Crappie

Information

The swimming action

The Ronisa is a large-silhouette spoon whose size alone draws stocked trout to investigate, even before the school's exact position is known. Its erratic, irregular wobble briefly changes the feel through the retrieve, which is what triggers reaction bites from otherwise high-activity fish. It is built to resist rising off line during fast retrieves.

When to throw it

Suited to area and put-and-take trout lakes where fish are schooled but not committed, and to sessions where a bigger profile is needed to stand out among smaller offerings. It stays fishable across a wide range of retrieve speeds, so it covers searching water as well as spot-locking on visible fish.

How to work it

A straight, steady wind lets the wobble do the work; in tougher conditions, angle the rod tip to hold the spoon in an upright swimming posture and present it from a different angle to draw strikes when a flatter retrieve is being ignored.

The setup it likes

Pairs with a 4'6"-5'6" UL to L area rod, a 1000-2000 spinning reel, and 2-4 lb fluorocarbon or monofilament main line straight to the spoon. Choose line strength to suit the water's clarity and the average size of fish present, favouring lighter line in clear, pressured pools.

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How is it priced?

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Orders are packed in Japan and leave within 3–8 business days, tracked. You get a tracking number by email the moment it ships.

How long does delivery take?

Your order leaves Japan in 3–8 business days, tracked. Checkout shows the delivery options for your country, with their price and delivery estimate, before you pay.

Will I be charged import duty or tax?

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Is it genuine stock?

Yes. Every item is genuine Japanese-market stock, sourced in Japan from an established Japanese wholesaler and shipped straight to you. Never marketplace resellers.