Sea fishing tackle
Savage Gear Spoons LT Stickle Blade
This small Line thru blade, with amazing details inspired by...
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7.14 €
Daiwa Ballistic LT Reels
The 17‘ Ballistic LT is based on the new LT concept (Light &...
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195.24 €
Ryobi Carnelian Pilk
Series of see rod. 4 pieces, slim rods with great power. Gui...
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66.19 €
Penn Conflict 2 Reels
The PENN Conflict II features stealthy cosmetics, a Lightwei...
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161.67 €
Jaxon Sharpeners for hook Jaxon
We are taking care of small details like sharpeness of hooks...
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6.90 €
Abu Garcia Multiplier Reels Altum DLC
In addition to a lighted digital line counter that can be ad...
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136.19 €
Abu Garcia Multiplier Reels Alphamar LC Syncro
2 stainless steel ball bearings provides smooth operation...
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127.62 €
Daiwa Tanacom 750
After the great success of the Tanacom 500 calls for a somew...
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650.00 €
Scotty Booms for anchors
KSP-0276 PRODUCT OVERVIEW:
Anchor release system for s...
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45.00 €
Scotty Sonar mounting
KSP-0140 Kayak / SUP Transducer Arm Mount for Post Mounts
P...
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38.57 €
Scotty Depthmaster
The all time Scotty leader in performance and sales. Compact...
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361.43 €
Scotty Longarm 60”
Ideal for big boats. All the same features as the 1090 plus...
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764.05 €
Scotty DEPTHPOWER ProPack 36–60”
The top choice of charter captains. This unit gives the vers...
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1358.81 €
Scotty HIGH PERFORMANCE ProPack Tournament Series 36–60”
The number one choice in trolling performance for the charte...
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1677.38 €
FMFly Fly Hooks 307 Offshore hook
Offshore hook.
Straight eye, Heavy wire, Long Shank, Forget...
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0.95 €
FMFly Hooks 302S - Salt
FMFly 302S fly hooks are a very strong model designed for ty...
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2.43 €
Partridge of Redditch Fly Hooks CS54 Saltwater Shrimp
Partridge CS54 Saltwater Shrimp. Special hook specifically d...
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6.07 €
Jaxon Jaxon Octopus sets
Jaxon Octopus are artificial baits made of soft material whi...
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0.83 €
Penn Warfare Combo
The PENN Warfare combo was engineered to be an extremely ver...
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186.90 €
Penn Multiplier Reels Warfare
The PENN Warfare was engineered to be an extremely versatile...
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83.81 €
VK VK Flasher SALMON 2
The VK Salmon Flasher has been designed to attract. These ne...
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23.57 €
VK VK Flasher SALMON
The VK-Salmon Flasher is a killer on salmon and trout. The V...
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22.38 €
Dragon Jig Heads V-POINT Speed HD - type 40
3 pieces in pack. New range of jig heads made on O’Shaugness...
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2.86 €
Where to start when sea fishing?
If you are wondering how to fish in the sea, there are a few techniques at your disposal. The first of these is spinning. The essence of this method is not too different from fishing in a river or a lake. You cast out the rod, which is equipped with an artificial bait, and later retrieve it with a spool. The differences can be seen in the devices themselves and their parameters. The rod, reel and main line are much sturdier here. The bait is also larger and heavier. That's because you'll often be fishing at depths of several tens of meters. Therefore, fishing with delicate fishing equipment would be ineffective.
The second method of sea fishing is trolling. The bait is pulled through a boat that is constantly moving. This special form of fishing is prohibited in many inland waters. If you don't want to go out to sea in a boat or cutter, you can also fish from the beach or shore, known as surf fishing. This is a variant of bottom fishing in the sea. This gives you the opportunity to catch species of fish that you will not find in the open sea. Their variety is really great. This type of fishing uses slightly different fishing accessories. You should choose longer, stronger rods and much larger spinning reels.
If you are going on an offshore trip, remember that the equipment must be robust. Unfortunately, many coil models are damaged by salt water. Also, make sure your gear is properly maintained and cleaned upon return from your trip. Otherwise, you may be in for an unpleasant surprise. Sea fishing is not a uniform form of fishing. Every angler, even the most demanding, will find the best way for himself. So it pays to start the adventure by buying the right tackle or fishing gear from us at Best Lures Shop.
The second method of sea fishing is trolling. The bait is pulled through a boat that is constantly moving. This special form of fishing is prohibited in many inland waters. If you don't want to go out to sea in a boat or cutter, you can also fish from the beach or shore, known as surf fishing. This is a variant of bottom fishing in the sea. This gives you the opportunity to catch species of fish that you will not find in the open sea. Their variety is really great. This type of fishing uses slightly different fishing accessories. You should choose longer, stronger rods and much larger spinning reels.
If you are going on an offshore trip, remember that the equipment must be robust. Unfortunately, many coil models are damaged by salt water. Also, make sure your gear is properly maintained and cleaned upon return from your trip. Otherwise, you may be in for an unpleasant surprise. Sea fishing is not a uniform form of fishing. Every angler, even the most demanding, will find the best way for himself. So it pays to start the adventure by buying the right tackle or fishing gear from us at Best Lures Shop.