Description

Storm Gomoku Soft Bulky Ring (UVCC)

To fish the Gomoku Soft micro soft plastics effectively, ultra light or finesse tackle is highly recommended. Unlike larger hardbaits or soft plastics, you’ll hardly feel any resistance or vibrations from these micro soft plastics on the retrieve. It’s almost as if you’re retrieving a bare hook on the other end of the line! Be assured though, that predators can hone in on them, whether by sight or from the very minute vibrations created as the lure travels in the water. 1-4lb or 2-6lb rated rods are fine for most situations. A good quality graphite rod with a sensitive tip is advantageous as it can easily pick up the slightest taps or bites. Like using the Rapala RFS Finesse Series Elegance 2-6lb spinning rod. It’s extremely sensitive and does the job well of handling medium-sized Peacock Bass or big Sagai (Longfin Trevally). Paired with a Daiwa Luvias 1003 loaded with 150m of Rapala Rapinova PE#0.4 braid and a short length of Rapinova 8lb FC leader, this setup covers most of my outings with the Gomoku Soft micro soft plastics. As for jigheads, a good range that will cover most freshwater and saltwater applications would be 1.8g, 2.5g and 3.5g weights.

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<h1>About LURES</h1>

Singapore fishing can be tough, sometimes landing nothing but disappointment on your hooks. Please stop hesitating and drop by our store, so our expert anglers can share their A-game with you. Why stress over building your set-up when we can plan the most suitable one based on your fishing style. Come on down to <a href=”https://www.ewavesfb.com/contact-us/”>E-Waves</a> to bring your next fishing trip to the next level!

<h1>>What are lures?</h1>

Lures are artificial fishing baits, designed to attract fishes by capturing their attention with their distinctly tailored attributes. The bright and vibrant nature of lures coupled with their movement unique movement effortlessly attracts all fishes. Given its likeness of a real fish, vibrant shine along with its genuine aesthetics. Lures are usually attached to the end of fishing lines, with an arsenal of up to 10 hooks attached to it.

Lures can be used with or without a fishing rod, depending on your technique of fishing. However, we would still recommend these beautiful plastic fishes be paired with a durable rod (<a href=”https://www.ewavesfb.com/product-category/rods/rapala-rods/”>Rapala</a>, <a href=”https://www.ewavesfb.com/product-category/rods/storm-rods/”>Storm</a>) and reel (<a href=”https://www.ewavesfb.com/product-category/reels/daiwa/”>Daiwa</a>, <a href=”https://www.ewavesfb.com/product-category/reels/e-waves-fishbyte/”>E-Waves</a>).

Fishing in Singapore can be extremely expensive, by using a lure you can save on baits to purchase better equipment. With a robust rod, tough fishing line, some lures and a fishing kaki (fishing buddy), you could be a renowned angler be it longkang fishing, prawn fishing, kelong fishing or pond fishing.

It is without question that lures are essential to everyday Singapore Fishing or fishing anywhere else. Owning a fishing rod without equipping it with a lure is as good as shopping using a wallet with no money in it, fruitless.

For more exciting fishing updates, please visit <a href=”http://www.fishonmag.com/”>Fish On!</a>

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