In marine fishing, the finished rig helps to maintain a uniform line arrangement at frequent shifts of location and depth. Here are collected leaders, bombards, beads, hoses, a bullda and other accessories for assembling or replacing an individual element. Choose according to technique, load and connections to the main fishing line, not just by appearance.

When looking for a cap for horse mackerel, check the length of the line, the number and the position of the elements relative to the rod, reel and working depth. When rigging for ilaria, the logic is different, so don't replace one ready tackle with another just because the connections look similar. Each knot and swivel must remain cleanly arranged without getting stuck in an adjacent component.

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Steel leader QUANTUM Q-LEADER 1x19 – 60cm gives a specific option when a steel leader is needed in the spinning rig. Stainless steel AFW and corresponding crimps were used, and the core was made of camouflage steel material. Check the allowable load and the way of connecting to the remaining line, instead of automatically placing it in each sea rig.

In bombers and bulldozers, compare the total load with the fishing rod and arrange the constituent elements so that the line does not twist when cast. Beads and hoses are selected by internal opening and place in the scheme. If a detail presses on the knot or prevents the swivel from moving freely, the size or arrangement is not appropriate.

Wind, current and working depth change the way the finished rig is stretched and sunk. Make the first submission controlled and monitor whether the line is lined up without nodes. If the girder twists, check the swivels and the pace of retraction; if the bombard overloads the top, it changes the overall configuration, not just a single minor element.

After the outing, rinse the used parts with clean water, dry them and inspect the crimps, swivels, hooks and places around the nodes. Put the cuffs apart so they don't get caught in each other, and leave the leaders without sharp folds. Before the next exit, replace a corroded or deformed component; the minor damage often disrupts the operation of the entire line and makes it difficult to quickly replace near the water.

Before you pick up the sea tackle, compare the current rig with fishing lines and causes for sea fishingso that the line remains part of the same check. In Ready-made rigs and accessories you can compare ready-made solutions outside of the specific fishery. Finally Sea fishing returns the look to the whole marine set.