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DUO Tide Minnow Sprat 140SF Floating Lure - 14 cm

The DUO Tide Minnow Sprat 140SF is a slow floating jerkbait minnow designed for sea bass fishing in saltwater. Its rolling and wobbling action combined with a magnetic mass transfer system delivers versatile performance and long-distance casts, even in windy conditions.
29.40 (CHF) incl tax

Sinking Lure DUO Tide Minnow Sprat 120 SF - 12 cm

The Tide Minnow Sprat 120SF from DUO is a minnow lure jerkbait of the "slow floating" type specially designed for sea bass fishing. Its rolling and wobbling action, wide versatility of retrieves and internal magnetic weight transfer system make it indispensable for reaching sea bass spots and other marine predators, even when casting into the wind.
27.45 (CHF) incl tax

Surface Lure DUO Ryuki 71S SW - 7.1 cm

Sinking minnow lure DUO Ryuki 71S SW, specially developed for saltwater fishing. Its compact, dense and perfectly balanced body enables very long casts and an ultra-stable action, ideal for targeting sea bass, bonito and other active marine predators near the surface or in mid-water.
24.00 (CHF) incl tax

DUO Spearhead Ryuki 110S SW Sinking Lure - 11 cm

DUO Ryuki 110S SW diving plug designed for targeting predatory fish in both saltwater and freshwater. Fitted with reinforced hooks suitable for the marine environment, it effectively targets bass, bonito, frigate mackerel (pélamides), as well as perch, large trout and asp, offering great versatility for sport anglers.
19.95 (CHF) incl tax

DUO Spearhead Ryuki 110 S Sinking Lure - 11 cm

The Ryuki 110 is a versatile fishing lure designed to target both saltwater and freshwater predators. Favored by anglers for its ability to trigger wary fish, it offers a reliable solution for hunting bass, coastal pelagics as well as perch, large trout or asp in many fishing situations.
19.95 (CHF) incl tax

In the Saltwater category at GiantFish, you’ll find all the tackle you need to handle saltwater conditions, whether you fish from shore or by boat. Rods, reels, lines, leaders, lures and accessories are selected to resist corrosion and the often demanding conditions of saltwater fishing.

Choosing your saltwater fishing gear

Saltwater fishing requires gear that matches the power of the fish, the strength of the current and the salinity. Before you choose, decide how you mainly fish:

  • Shore fishing (jetties, rocks, beaches) with long-distance casting or working close to structure.
  • Boat fishing drifting, at anchor or vertical fishing over deeper areas.
  • Light tackle for smaller saltwater predators, or heavier setups for powerful species.

Always match the power of your rod and reel combo to the average size of the fish you target and to the weight of your sinkers or lures.

Rods, reels and lines for saltwater

The rods in the Saltwater category are designed to handle heavy loads and the constraints of saltwater. You’ll find:

  • Saltwater spinning and casting rods for lure fishing from shore or by boat.
  • Surfcasting rods for long-distance casting from the beach.
  • Saltwater reels with strong drag systems and anti-corrosion treatments.

For your main line, choose a fine but strong saltwater braid, completed with a fluorocarbon or nylon leader that is more discreet and more abrasion-resistant, especially around rocks or other structure.

Effective lures, baits and rigs

Saltwater fish react differently depending on the season, water clarity and available food. It’s useful to have several types of rigs and lures:

  • Soft baits and hardbaits for prospecting for saltwater predators.
  • Jigs and casting jigs for vertical fishing or quickly reaching deeper water.
  • Bait rigs (multi-hook leaders, paternoster) to present worms, squid or other natural baits in a steady way.

Vary retrieve speeds, lure sizes and the depth you are fishing in the water column to quickly find what triggers strikes.

Saltwater fishing techniques for changing conditions

Weather and season strongly influence fish activity. A few useful guidelines:

  • Calm seas: favor subtle presentations, finer rigs and more natural-looking lures.
  • Rough seas: use louder or bulkier lures and heavier weights to stay in contact with the bottom.
  • Topwater, mid-water or bottom fishing: adjust your depth according to the time of year, water temperature and the presence of baitfish.

All year long, take care with your knots, check your leaders regularly and always rinse your gear with fresh water after each trip.

FAQ – Saltwater fishing

What rod power should I choose for saltwater?
For versatile shore fishing with lures, a medium-power rod (for example 10–40 g or 15–60 g depending on the species targeted) is often a good compromise. For surfcasting or bigger fish, choose a more powerful rod.

How should I maintain my saltwater fishing gear?
After each trip, rinse rods, reels and accessories with fresh water, let them dry, then lightly grease exposed metal parts. This greatly reduces corrosion.

What type of line should I use in saltwater?
A braided main line offers great sensitivity and high strength for its diameter. Pair it with a fluorocarbon or nylon leader for more discretion and better abrasion resistance.