The “samari” is a bivalve shellfish that lives buried in the sand and is a prime delicacy for any fish that detects its presence beneath the seabed. However, the effort a fish must make to dig it out is considerable, which is why it becomes an excellent bait when we offer it to them readily.

The “solina” (tube)is a bivalve shellfish that lives buried in the sand and is a prime delicacy for any fish that detects its presence beneath the seabed. However, the effort a fish must make to dig it out is considerable, which is why it becomes an excellent bait when we offer it to them readily.

A maggot is the larva of a fly (order Diptera); it is applied in particular to the larvae of Brachycera flies, such as houseflies, cheese flies, and blowflies, rather than larvae of the Nematocera, such as mosquitoes and crane flies. Comes in a box of net weight 170gr.

The best live worm for sea fishing with lot's of blood which attracts the fish from distance. Each pack contains 4-5 worms depending on their size.

Its scientific name is Sipunculus nudus. It is a worm with pink or greyish tones. Its body is trunk-shaped with a reversible trunk. The mouth is at the anterior extremity surrounded by a group of tentacles.

Its scientific name is Sipunculus nudus. It is a worm with pink or greyish tones. Its body is trunk-shaped with a reversible trunk. The mouth is at the anterior extremity surrounded by a group of tentacles.

The most common live worm for sea fishing available in packs of 40gr net weight.