Big game fishing
Coastal bottom fishing is a boat fishing technique that involves lowering the line plumb to the bottom. It's typically practiced within the first few miles of the coast, in depths ranging from 10 to 50 meters, targeting rocky or mixed bottom prey such as sea bream, black sea bream, red pandora, and scorpionfish.
THE SLOW PITCH
Slow Pitch: It's not just fishing, it's an experience.
Want to discover a technique that has revolutionized the way we experience the sea? Slow Pitch isn't your average boat trip: it's a game of precision, elegance, and pure sensations.
What it is: A slow, harmonious and studied movement that makes the lure dance on the seabed, making it irresistible to the most suspicious predators.
Why try it: It's a challenge that rewards technique, not brute strength. Feeling the rod vibrate and the strike strike cleanly in your hand gives you an adrenaline rush like no other.
Experience the sea differently: less waiting, more action, maximum gratification.
Are you ready to feel the heartbeat of the ocean floor?
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