Pelagic fishing is about locating predators in open water and presenting your lure right in front of them. It’s a method where you actively search them in the water column and then catch them with precision techniques and presentation.

You’re targeting roaming pike, zander, or perch that cruise freely, not those tucked up on structure. Success comes from covering water, adjusting your depth and speed, and keeping your lure exactly in the strike zone.

Why choose pelagic fishing?

• Search freely: explore deep flats, open canals and large reservoirs for roaming predators.

• Catch effectively: once you find them, you keep control of depth, presentation and speed.

• Built for big fish: you’re hunting the large specimens that patrol mid-water.

With pelagic fishing you don’t wait for the fish—the fish find your lure. It’s focused, dynamic and tremendously satisfying when you lock on to the target and make the strike.