Whether you are a beginner or a professional, with us you will find everything you need for a successful fishing experience. Today we would like to introduce you to our extensive selection of hooks, floats and sinkers - three essential components that should not be missing from any tackle box.

Hook: The connection between angler and fish

The fishing hook is the heart of every fishing equipment. It creates a direct connection between angler and fish and plays a crucial role in the success of the catch.

Types of hooks:

• Single hook: Universally applicable and ideal for various fishing techniques and fish species.
• triplets: Consist of three hooks connected together and are often used for predator fishing and lures.
• Circle and offset hooks: Especially for fishing with natural bait and gently catching and releasing fish.

Sizes and materials:

The size of the hook depends on the type of fish being targeted and the bait used. Smaller hooks are perfect for smaller fish like trout and roach, while larger hooks are suitable for pike and zander.

High-quality materials such as stainless steel or high-carbon steel ensure durability and sharpness.

Floats are essential tools that help you present the bait at the desired depth and detect bites early.

Types of poses:

• Locking poses: Ideal for fishing in calm waters as they attach tightly to the line and remain at a constant depth.
• running poses: Perfect for deep or flowing water as they glide along the line and adapt to changing depth.

materials and shapes:

• Poses are often made from materials such as balsa wood, plastic or foam, which are known for their lightness and visibility.
• Different shapes, such as pear-shaped or slim, influence the stability and sensitivity of the pose in the water.

Leads are essential for getting your bait to the right depth and keeping it there.

Types of Leads:

• shot lead: Small, easily adjustable lead balls commonly used in pole and float fishing.
• Olive lead: Teardrop-shaped leads suitable for bottom fishing and deeper water fishing.
• Continuous leads: Allow the fish to pull the line through the lead, providing less resistance and more natural bait presentation.