Sea fishing tackle
Daiwa BG Deep Sea
With the Deep Sea versions of the BG series, DAIWA offers ou...
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£ 81.00
Westin Sandy Inline
Sandy Inline is designed for coastal saltwater fishing when...
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£ 7.00
Megabass FAT Beagle
The SF type is set to a slow rising action with its head til...
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£ 13.60
Megabass Genma 85S
The GENMA85S helps you target specific fish holding to tight...
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£ 25.40
Megabass Cookai Slim
TheCookai SLIM is a very responsive saltwater lure that can...
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£ 24.60
Megabass Cookai Bring 130
The Cookai BRING130 is equipped with the next generation LBO...
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£ 28.60
Daiwa Wilderness Spinning Sea Trout
Within the sea trout rods of the Wilderness series you find...
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£ 91.00
Tiemco Reverie Minnow 55S
High standard small jerking bait with enhanced panic action...
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£ 13.20
Westin W10 13 Braid Coastal
The W10 Coastal Braided line has been developed for sea trou...
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£ 51.20
Westin W4 Boat 2nd
It is hard to find a boat rod with more muscle and backbone...
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£ 136.68
Westin W3 Boat 2nd
The W3 Boat 2nd has a practical three-section design that ma...
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£ 99.62
Rapala Precision Xtreme Pencil Saltwater
Precise Design – Xtreme Action! Inside the Precision Xtreme...
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£ 12.80
Rapala Precision Xtreme Pencil EXO
Precise Design – Xtreme Action! Inside the Precision Xtreme...
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£ 12.80
SPRO Gutsbait Salt!
Developed into Spro's special "Saltwater Series", the Gutsba...
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£ 5.50
Shimano Ocea Bettyu Hiramasa 190F Flash Boost
The Ocea Bettyu Hiramassa 190F Flash Boost is large, extreme...
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£ 23.20
Savage Gear Bloody Assist Hook SJ
These super strong and lightweight double hooks are designed...
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£ 5.40
Savage Gear Bloody Assist Hook J
Our new Bloody assist hook range contains some serious tools...
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£ 5.40
Savage Gear Swim Squid RTF
Using our famous Swim Squid to boost your catch rates just g...
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£ 11.00
Savage Gear Bullet Jighead
Specifically designed for use with our Swim Squids, these bu...
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£ 6.60
Jackson Athlete 9JM
The Athlete 9JM is a heavy weighted lipless minnow, the lure...
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£ 8.40
Scotty High Performance Downrigger Cable 180lb 300ft
High Performance Downrigger Cable 180lb 300ft
- Premium, 1...
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£ 60.20
Scotty Ball Mount
1.5″ Ball Mount with Fish Finder & Universal Mounting Plate...
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£ 62.40
Scotty Scotty Ball Mounting System
No. 150 Ball Mounting System With Universal Mounting Plate...
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£ 43.80
Fish Arrow Flash-J Shad SW
Soft baits Flash-J Shad SW a realistic representation of a s...
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£ 6.00
IMA Koume 70 Heavy
IMA Koume 70 Heavy lures developed in Japan for catching act...
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£ 13.80
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.