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Sea Buzz collects baits for marine and freshwater spinning, as well as tackles for fishing rods. Among the forms are surface wobblers, mini crank models, pilkers and wattles, so the section is not selected only by brand and color. What matters is the working layer, the strength of the current, the required distance, and the predator you're looking for.

Sea Wobler Sea Buzz Crazy GARFISH 230F is a surface lure with an aerodynamic profile resembling a zargan. When kept, it makes strong side deviations, and when held can stay in place and create light vibrations. It is practical to first see its amplitude in the transparent water in front of you, then adjust the tugs and pauses according to the wave.

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For fresh water Wobler Sea Buzz Sparky Crank SR is a crank mini with a CBL diving lip that starts play immediately after ad-floating. Its floating motion is stable, and the built-in ratchets and the two triple hooks are part of the structure. This type of lure allows even watering; Make sure the diving lip doesn't collect grass, because even a little pollution changes the job.

Swing Sea Buzz Triton – 7.50cm/22g is a choice for pike and leffer. The size is 7,50 cm, weight 22 g, and the rig ends with a triple hook. Here, choose a color according to visibility in the water, but also adjust the pace: before long cast check whether the fishing rod and line take this weight.

The three examples are not interchangeable. The surface marine model works close to the surface, crank lure uses a shovel in fresh water, and the clatuck carries different weight and silhouette. Sort the box by type and work area so you don't look for a solution by color when conditions actually require another shape.

After a sea outing, rinse the baits with clean water and let them dry before picking up. Examine the triplets, rings and blades after contact with stones, and in surface wobblers remove fishing lines and algae from the anterior linkage. In the hard case, separate the heavy lures from the fishing lines so they don't hit the blanks during carry-on.

For a clearer starting point to the equipment, consider Sea fishing, and then compare the behavior of Vowels for sea fishing, Other artificial baits for sea fishing and Marine fishing lures relative to the place and manner of leading. When you specify the lures for the outing, move on to Covers, bags and bags for sea fishingto consider how you will distribute and carry them along the coast or by boat.