Sea bass on night lures in estuaries

For the rest of the time, we advise you to take it out as little as possible and, if necessary, with your back to the fishing area. After a few minutes in the dark, your eyes will become accustomed to the faint light, which is enough to spot you. This is blind fishing where you can't see your line. That's why you need a blank that will transmit the maximum amount of information thanks to its sensitivity (to feel the vibrations of the tail) but also its resonance (to understand the bottom). So you can feel when your lure hits the bottom or when you've hooked a weed.
When fishing from shore, we need a minimum length. A size between 2m20 and 2m40 is the best compromise for estuary fishing. This gives you sufficient casting distance and length to avoid line abrasion on rocks, while keeping your tackle light and sensitive. Depending on your fishing area and the spots you fish, power reserve will also be an important factor. When fishing a vein of water lined with pebbles or an oyster bed, the fish will systematically seek refuge in the current or under the tables.

1. Rodbuilders' Republic PPS72M: A sensitive, resonant blank with an incredible price/performance ratio. Ideal for fishing that requires resonance.
2. Rodbuilders' republic Statement 724 Original 2m18, 5-25g: The ultimate weapon when you have to rely solely on the sensitivity of your rod. For Bottom bouncing and Straight retrieve fishing, it's a must!
3. NFC MB 805-1 HM 2m43, 10-30g: A longer blank for poorly paved or remote areas. It's also more powerful for slightly heavier fishing in areas where there's current or even very light drift and lift. And with plenty of reserve power for reeling in with authority a fish that wants to give you a hard time...