Fishing techniques

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Bottom fishing or chambel fishing is practiced by fishing with bait on the bottom of the sea with a sinker. It is an easy technique and is usually fished with natural bait such as worm, sardine, squid or shrimp.

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Fishing for catfish is an exciting sport that targets one of the strongest and largest freshwater fish in the world. Often underestimated, catfish are a true sport fish, famous for their size, power and spectacular fights.

Deep-sea fishing is practiced in the high seas, beyond the continental shelf, where there are great depths. Made fashionable by pioneers such as Ernest Hemingway, this fishing is the most exclusive and expensive, the most spectacular and the one that catches the most fish. Pelagic species such as marlin, tuna, wahoo and dorado, among others, are caught by trolling or trolling.

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Fly fishing is a fishing technique that uses artificial bait called a fly that has little or no weight. The fly is cast using a rod, fly reel and line with special thickness and weight characteristics. Fly fishing requires practice because the technique is different from other casting techniques. The lure - the fly - imitates all types of invertebrates or small fish.

Jigging is a fishing technique whereby fishing is done vertically: a metal lure is dropped to a desired depth (usually to the bottom) and then the jig is retrieved with rhythmic movements to attract the attention of the predator.

Fishing for marlin is a fishery that brings together all the ways to fish for this incredible predator. Fishing is mostly trolling using artificial lures or natural bait at a speed of 6 to 10 knots. The marlin is a fierce fighter, so adequate equipment is required to tackle this magnificent fighter.

Pelagic spearfishing

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Fishing by which all types of sharks are caught.

Spinning is a fishing technique used to catch fish that are usually near the surface of the water. It involves casting a lure of any kind and retrieving it at different speeds and rates to provoke a bite from a nearby fish.

Fishing for squid can be done from the shore or from a boat using jigging lures.

The lure is dropped to the bottom of the sea and then slowly retrieved, alternating jerks and changing speed.

Starting from a boat you can troll or drift fish.

Trolling is a fishing technique in which one or more fishing gear is dragged behind the boat. Trolling is practiced both in the lake and in the sea, fishing with artificial lures or natural bait. The speed at which trolling is done depends on the species to be fished and also on the type of bait being used.

Trolling with live bait is usually done at low speeds. Fishing for tuna or marlin is usually done with artificial lures at 6 - 10 knots. Coastal Species such as dentex or sea bass prefer speeds of less than 4 knots.

Fishing for tuna is a fishery that brings together all the ways to catch this amazing predator. You can troll for tuna by trolling, spinning, baitcasting or jigging among others. Tuna is a fierce fighter, so you need the right equipment to tackle this magnificent fighter.