Sea Fishing Lures - Spinner & Sinking Lures

Fishing lure size

Colour is perhaps quite self-evident in its importance, as it is going to be one of the more obvious characteristics to the fish in the water. With that said, it is also key that you consider other elements such as the size of your lure. This is all about having the knowledge of what is in the water. For instance, it might not be all that effective to have a lure which is easily six times the size of the average fish your area of water. With that said, if you go too small, then you might risk being pestered by all the below average sized fish, when really you have your sights set on something more sizeable. It really is another situation where it is best to be able to adapt and pivot to different sizes as you react to the scene below water level. We like to have in stock plenty of different sizes of lure, so that you can build up a varied arsenal of options to thrive in any situation.

Fishing sinking and spinner lure action

The action of the lure, as well as the depth that the lure sinks to, are also crucially important. We have lures here which are built to sink to the lower depths. We also have lures which are built to dance in an erratic manner. The sinking lures will offer a highly realistic movement as they drop, and then once more as they are retrieved. By getting a combination of sinkers and spinners, you will be able to mix and match depending on what is working on the day. Often for more murky waters, the more elaborate movement the better. But with all of these lures, no matter how much they move, they all have an amazing level of realism that means they are always likely to earn you some nibbles.