Fishing methods?
Spinning, mosca, trolling, and other ways to go fishing.
Carnada Viva
Fishing with live bait (mullet, sea bream, eel) to attract large predators.
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Fly Fishing
Mosquito fishing using special line and artificial flies.
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Baitcasting
Launched with a rotating reel, perfect for heavy lures and precision.
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Spinning
Frontal reel launching technique, ideal for artificial lures.
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Trolling
Lure fishing from a moving boat. Also known as Curricán.
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Fishing by surprise
A technique that involves throwing and retrieving the lure with dry pulls (tip strokes) to simulate an injured fish.
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Jigging
Vertical technique from a boat: a metal lure (jig) is dropped to the bottom and retrieved with rhythmic movements to induce a bite.
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Competence
Competitive sport fishing under official regulations.
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Finesse
Subtle technique with lightweight equipment for demanding fish.
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Deep Sea Fishing
Fishing with a fixed sinker, waiting at the bottom. Natural bait.
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Night Fishing
Night fishing, ideal for species with nocturnal habits.
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Surfcasting
Fishing from the shore by casting long distances into the surf, using long rods and heavy weights. Ideal for beaches, breakwaters, and reefs.
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