The selection in this branded collection covers several clearly distinguishable directions in spinning: classic and Area Trout fishing rods, jigs, wattles, minnow and floating wobblers, as well as small accessories for line arrangement. This is not a claim for a full factory range, but a practical starting point for assembling a set according to the bait, distance and water conditions.

For delicately guiding with light baits Spinning rod NOMURA AIKO TROUT AREA SOLID TIP is aimed at Ultra Light spinning on small rivers, close distances and Area or Urban conditions. The short, light construction and dense tip help you feel the lure work and pass right where the free swing space is limited.

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In large predators and heavy baits, logic reverses. Spinning rod NOMURA KANJI – 3.00m/30 is a series of strong, powerful but balanced letterhead designed for large pike, catfish and large marine or freshwater predators. Here leading are the required power supply and the match between the test, the bait mass and the pull-out load.

For sea fishing with minnow profile Wobler Nomura SARDINE – 13cm/20.1gr is a floating pattern whose shape mimics a sardine. It can be fast when looking for the behavior of a fleeing prey, or slower to resemble an injured fish. REAL MACKAREL, REAL MULLET, REAL SARDINE, REAL TUNA and REAL WAHOO are the variants designations to be distinguished from size and buoyancy.

Before purchasing, decide which type of work will prevail. For shallow and close feeding with fine bait looking for sensitivity; for serious load, choose a form with the corresponding test; in the case of a wobbler, adjust the speed of the conductor to its shape and buoyancy. The reel, fishing line and the leader should form a balanced tackle, not compensate for a mis-selected fishing rod or lure.

After the outing, rinse the used sea baits with clean water, dry the rings and put the wobblers apart so their hooks don't get caught. On the fishing rods, inspect the guides and assemblies, especially after a stronger load. The most common mistake is to force the same set in all situations, despite the different weights, distances and ways of keeping.

From the general framework of Spinning Fishing you can continue to Spinning Vaults or Spinning Spinners according to the bait and lead you plan. If you compare sticks, consider Spinning Rods in a spinning context, and Sea fishing rods Marine configuration departments so you don't mix up the different tasks of the same outing.