Metal Sequin Luya Bait Submerged Water Far-cast VIB suit Golden silver Slant Leech Simulation Bait Fishing Gear

Product parameters:

Color (Colour): silver gold length/Length: as shown in the figure

Weight/Weight: as shown in the figure product material (material): metal material

Hooks (Hooks): as shown in the figure

Packing: PP five box packaging (11.5*8.5 with buckle * 2cm, weight 35.5g)

Applicable waters: whole waters

For fish types: mouth, mandarin fish, perch, blackfish

Sequin Luya Bait/Introduction:
The slanted sequin lure is suitable for both freshwater and saltwater fishing, targeting aggressive species likebass, snakehead, and swai. It sways side-to-side in the water, providing strong realism. Lure fishing, also known as mimicry bait fishing, involves using imitation lures to provoke predatory fish into attacking by mimicking small prey.

Sequin Luya Bait/Features:
Suitable for both freshwater and saltwater fishing, targeting aggressive species likebass, snakehead, and swai. The lure moves in a side-to-side action underwater, providing strong realism. Sequins are effective for long-distance attacks on swai during the day and are essential in a lure box. Ideal for unknown depths and offers long casting due to its small size and low wind resistance. Sequins are particularly useful for targeting swai, which often move away from the shore during the day. This makes sequins a great choice for beginners in lure fishing.

Sequin Luya Bait/Fishing:
the method of dragging the fake bait is basically the same in seawater and fresh water. After throwing into the water, you can wait a moment according to the moving water depth of the fish. After reaching the specified water depth, you can start to take up the line. If the bottom of the water is clean and there are no sundries, the line can be swung back at a variable speed, so that it can be advanced and stopped slowly from time to time, with good special effect of attracting fish. If the bottom of the water is miscellaneous, please take it back quickly after throwing, so as not to slow down and sink the bottom, which will take time, damage the line and damage the bait.