Bait rocket by Advance

Spyder Spod

Pick Orange for daylight or Night Glow for fishing after dark.

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Spyder Spod Orange

Barcode 0100586702005Made in Italy

Orange 47 g Medium size 4 spring-loaded petals Magnetic closure Boilies up to 24 mm

High-visibility orange stays easy to follow in flight and to spot on the water, from first light to sunset.

Four spring-loaded petals with magnetic tips stay shut during the cast and open on impact, so the whole load drops in one tight area. The black fins keep the flight straight, and the stem connects straight to your shock leader. It takes boilies, pellets, particles and spod mix.

Boilie capacity per cast

16 mm42 pcs

20 mm22 pcs

24 mm11 pcs

Where to buy Online shops

Loading and casting

Open the petals, fill the body with bait and fold the petals shut until the magnetic tips click together. Cast smoothly to your clipped distance: the petals open as the spod hits the water and the bait drops on the spot. Wind in, refill and repeat.

Connecting to your shock leader

Tie your leader to the connector on the stem. For long-range spodding, pair it with a tapered braided shock leader such as Katran RUSH. Watch the 30-second guide

Visibility day and night

Orange is the easiest colour to follow in daylight. Night Glow petals store light and glow green: charge them with a torch before each cast. The blue mode of the Katran W/B 460 PRO headlamp is made for charging glow-in-the-dark tackle.

Spyder Spod is designed and made in Italy by Advance. Katran supplies it to fishing shops in the countries shown on the map below.

Orange or Night Glow?

Same body, same weight, same capacity. Only the colour changes, so choose by the time of day you fish.

Barcode	Product name	Weight	16 mm boilies	20 mm boilies	24 mm boilies	Colour
0100586702005	Spyder Spod Orange	47 g	42 pcs	22 pcs	11 pcs	orange
102886702006	Spyder Spod Night Glow	47 g	42 pcs	22 pcs	11 pcs	white, glows green

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Spyder Spod Orange in flight on the rod tip

Orange for daylight

Easy to follow in flight and to spot on the water
Stays visible against grey sky and choppy water
Best from first light to sunset

Night Glow for dusk and night

Petals glow green after charging with light
See where it lands when the light goes
Charge it with a headlamp between casts

How it works

Four steps, one tight baited spot.

Fill

Pack the body with boilies, pellets, particles or spod mix.

Close

Fold the petals shut; magnetic tips hold them closed.

Cast

The fins keep it flying straight and the bait stays inside.

Release

On impact the petals open and the bait drops on the spot.

Recommended by Katran

The long-range spodding setup

Spyder Spod casts furthest on a matched Katran line system: UltraSpod braid on the reel and a RUSH tapered braided shock leader to take the force of the cast.

Mainline

Katran UltraSpod

8-strand braid25 lb300 mFloating

Thin floating braid made for long-distance spodding.

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Knot

Shock leader

Katran RUSH 70–50 lb

Tapered braid7.3 m6 per spool

Tapers from a 50 lb tip to a 70 lb butt.

View RUSH

Stem

Spod

Spyder Spod

47 gMagnetic closureMade in Italy

Ties to the 70 lb butt of the leader.

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How it connects, from reel to spod

Reel

UltraSpod mainline25 lb braid

RUSH tip50 lb, 1.3 m

Taper1 m

RUSH butt70 lb, 5 m: takes the cast

Spyder Spod

Slim knot, smooth ringsRUSH tapers down to a 50 lb tip, so the knot to UltraSpod stays far smaller than with a level 70 lb leader and runs smoothly through the rod rings.
The butt takes the cast5 m of 70 lb braid carries the load when you punch out a fully loaded spod, so the thinner mainline is protected.
Distance on every castThin floating braid on the reel and a tapered leader that runs cleanly through the rings add range to every cast.