THE emblematic fish of our coasts
Seabass are the most sought-after predators in our waters. It can be caught in a variety of ways. Its behaviour and diet mean that it can be caught on sandbanks, in estuaries, above oyster beds and on rocky coasts. They are almost constantly on the lookout for food, day and night. It responds to different families of lures and different animations. When casting, they make the reels sing and bend the rods, giving their all to avoid hitting the shore. There are many parameters to understanding it, but with a few basics you'll quickly get the hang of it.Matching blanks
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Throwing distance
Accurate animation
Progressiveness
Resonance
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Resonance
Throwing distance
Accurate animation
Power reserve
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Resonance
Throwing distance
Accurate animation
Power reserve
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Throwing distance
Accurate animation
Progressiveness
Resonance
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Resonance
Throwing distance
Accurate animation
Power reserve
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Distance de lancer
Précision d'animation
Progressivité
Résonance
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