RAPTURE MEBARU AJI WORM

Light Rock Fishing is a technique that can be practiced wherever there is saltwater, even in the absence of rocks. Originating in Japan, it is becoming a true lifestyle in Southern Europe. In rocky or mixed environments, it is possible to catch painted combers, combers, white seabream, and of course the Mebaru, also known as the scorpionfish, the fish that gave the technique its name in Japan. In predominantly sandy environments, the most likely catches include striped seabream and gilthead seabream, as well as horse mackerel, known as Aji, which have given their name to a branch of LRF. In or near harbors, however, the European seabass is often the queen of the waters.

Light Rock Fishing is a technique that can be practiced wherever there is saltwater, even in the absence of rocks. Originating in Japan, it is becoming a true lifestyle in Southern Europe. In rocky or mixed environments, it is possible to catch painted combers, combers, white seabream, and of course the Mebaru, also known as the scorpionfish, the fish that gave the technique its name in Japan. In predominantly sandy environments, the most likely catches include striped seabream and gilthead seabream, as well as horse mackerel, known as Aji, which have given their name to a branch of LRF. In or near harbors, however, the European seabass is often the queen of the waters. Fishing takes place not only on the bottom, among rock crevices, but also mid-water or even on the surface. This technique is successful precisely because of its inherent ability to catch virtually any fish, and the size of the prey is not always so small...

Special lure for fast mid-water fishing, very soft and sinuous, ideal for catching horse mackerel.

CODE 187-41-001 CM.5 COLOR GG PACK OF 12 PIECES

CODE 187-41-003 CM.5 COLOR GW PACK OF 12 PIECES

CODE 187-41-004 CM.5 COLOR GP PACK OF 12 PIECES