Description

Blue Surf Rods
with EVA Handles and made from top quality glass fibre.

Great value for money!

To start fishing, gather your gear, choose a suitable spot, and bait your hook. Cast the bait and watch the bobber for a bite, then quickly raise the rod tip to set the hook and reel in your catch.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
1. Get Your Gear:
Rod: Choose a rod that’s appropriate for the type of fish and water you’ll be fishing in.
Reel: Select a reel that matches your rod and line type.
Line: Choose fishing line with the right weight and strength for the fish you’re targeting.
Hooks: Use sharp, new hooks, or sharpen old ones.
Bait: Choose appropriate bait for the type of fish you want to catch.
Bobber: A bobber helps you see when a fish takes the bait.
Optional: Consider items like pliers, a hook remover, and a scale to set your reel’s drag.
2. Find a Good Fishing Spot:
Look for areas with structure like weeds, rocks, or changes in the bottom.
Consider areas near deep water or currents where fish tend to congregate.
Pre-fishing research can help you find productive spots.
3. Set the Stage:
Bait the hook: Attach bait to your hook.
Attach the line: Attach the line to your reel.
Tie the hook: Securely tie the hook to the line.
4. The Cast and the Bite:
Cast: Cast your bait as far as you can.
Watch the bobber: The bobber will sink when a fish takes the bait.
Set the hook: Quickly raise the rod tip when you feel a bite or see the bobber sink.
5. Reel in the Fish:
Reel slowly: Reel the fish in slowly to avoid losing it.
Use steady pressure: Maintain a steady pressure on the line as you reel.
6. Remove the Hook:
Use your fingers, a hook remover, or pliers to remove the hook from the fish.
7. Consider These Tips:
Match the hatch: Use lures and bait that mimic what fish are eating in the area.
Be patient: Fishing can be a waiting game.
Pay attention to tides and currents: These can affect fish activity.
Fish early and late: Fish are often most active during dawn and dusk.
Use scents to attract fish: Some anglers use fish oil or scents of freshly dead fish.
Choose your fishing line wisely: Consider the type of fishing you’re doing and the size of the fish you’re targeting.
Use a scale to set your reel’s drag: This helps prevent the line from breaking during the fight.