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The selection of Tiemco in this section gathers several clearly distinguishable types of artificial baits: Slats, silicones, tailpins, pilkers and compact wobblers. This allows to select behavior, not just an external color. Important landmarks are the required distance, level of lead, vibration strength, and the presence of places where the open hook can hang.

Tailspinner TIEMCO SPINNERTAIL RIOT BLADE S uses two exposed arms at the front, designed to help when passing through risk-ridden areas. The model is also designed for confident casting in high wind. That's why it makes sense when you have to reach a chosen area, but you don't want to lead a regular tailspin without extra protection up front.

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Silicone Lures TIEMCO PDL SUPER SHAD TAIL work on another principle. The tail is designed to give a weak vibration and to minimally affect the body so that the movement remains smooth. The slightly rounded hull and the transition to the tail are part of this idea. Pick them when you're looking for a more restrained game, instead of a loud wagging of the entire silhouette.

For chub and trout Wobler TIEMCO CURE POP CRANK S offers a very small crank profile with a strong, wide fluctuation. This is what separates it from the delicate silicone: here the lure gives a distinct impulse despite the compact body. It is suitable for a situation where the fish does not respond to quiet keeping and you want a noticeably different presentation.

Don't change types without a clear reason. In wind and need of cast, start with the tail spinner; for a natural, calm movement use the soft tail; when a wide wobbler move in a small profile is required, choose the crank variant. The clatushka and pilkers complement the section, but correlate them by their specific mass and shape, because the common name does not define the same conductive.

Make a short trial run in front of your feet before you throw away. Check that the taelspinner arms are straight, the silicone is standing on the axis, and the wobbler has not collected vegetation. After contact with a stone or bottom, look at the connection points and hooks; A damaged lure does not indicate the movement for which it was chosen.

When choosing lures I would place the options under consideration in the broader context of Sea fishing, and then I would compare separately Vowels for sea fishing S Marine fishing lures. If I am looking for another direction for the same outing, I move on to Other artificial baits for sea fishing or checking how Silicone lures and jigheads for sea fishing fit into the intended way of keeping.