Light = catch! Nowhere does this rule apply more than in the depths of the sea. Below approximately 100m it is completely dark and the predators react to the tiniest source of light. The flashlight can be threaded on the line like a sliding lead and immediately emanates automatic light flashes when it comes into contact with water. The special prismatic glass increases the intensity to 30 under
water! Flash lasts up to 200 hours.
The ingenious double-hook system has 2 advantages:
Firstly, the fish scraps can be spiked on as bait better than
with a single hook and secondly the proportion of escapers
is significantly lower. With a tube to accommodate a
chemical light.
Special drift rig for fishing with dead baitfish on Halibut. Connect the single hook In the mouth of the dead bait fish and the treble hook in the back.
Light = catch! Nowhere does this rule apply more than in the depths of the sea. Below approximately 100m it is completely dark and the predators react to the tiniest source of light. The flashlight can be threaded on the line like a sliding lead and immediately emanates automatic light flashes when it comes into contact with water. The special prismatic glass increases the intensity to 30 under
water! Flash lasts up to 200 hours.
Besides cod and coalfish in Norway it is always worth trying
to catch the plaice and flounder which are to be found in
impressive sizes there. We have developed these two
catchy systems for precisely these flat guys.
Special leader for catching big and very tasty ocean perch. The hooks are baited with small bits of coalfish or herring. A heavy lead is hung onto the end. The entire assembly is then lowered to the bottom and can be gradually brought up in sections, since the ocean perch are often to be found at a medium depth and not at the bottom. If you sense a bite, leave the leader at the depth where the ocean perch is lurking, because that is where the rest of the swarm is to be found. Big ocean perch usually hang around at the edge of steep ridges.
Special drift rig for fishing with dead baitfish on Halibut. Connect the single hook In the mouth of the dead bait fish and the treble hook in the back.
