Filters
Clear- Minnows: Artificial lures suitable for spinning and trolling fishing techniques. Some small ones, 3-5cm, are also used for LRF.
- Squid Jigs : Artificial lures specifically designed for squid fishing.
- Spinners: Artificial lures with shells.
- Octopuses: Artificial lures specifically designed for octopus fishing.
- Sabiki Rigs: Artificial baits with hooks that are tied with colored stripes.
- Up to 5 g: Suitable for LRF and Ultra Light Spinning, as the extremely sensitive rods used in this technique require micro-lures up to 5 grams to achieve proper swimming action without risking tip breakage.
- 5.1 - 10 gr: Ideal for Light Spinning and Micro-Jigging, as it provides the necessary extra weight for small artificial lures (7-10 g), allowing the angler to achieve long casts against the wind.
- 10.1 - 20 gr: Designed for classic shore spinning, as this range includes the most popular minnows and soft lures on the market (12–20 g), which load standard rods in this category exceptionally well for maximum casting distance and control.
- 20.1 - 40 gr: Selected for Heavy Spinning and Super Light Shore Jigging, as these techniques target large predators with heavy surface lures or small jigs (30–40 gr) that require strong rods to be cast over very long distances.
- 40.1 - 80 gr: It covers Light Shore Jigging and boat techniques (Tai Rubber / Tenya), providing the necessary weight (60–80 g) for powerful strikes on headlands or for fast, vertical sinking against currents.
- 80.1 - 150 gr: It is intended for Heavy Shore Jigging and Slow Pitch from a boat, offering the heavy jigs (100–150 g) required to properly activate specialized rods at great depths.
- Over 150 g: It is intended exclusively for Deep Vertical Jigging and boat trolling, as only these very heavy lures can overcome underwater currents at depths greater than 100 meters or stay deep in the water while the boat is moving.