The enormous advances in the concept of the design of our dear sons á lead have licences which models which the market presented makes well little, cleaner for embarked fishing than for it launches at a long distance, nowadays have at our disposal a vast range full diversity and grammages. This makes it possible to the fisherman to correctly choose those more adequate according to the character of the funds and the environmental circumstances of each station of fishing, knew which they are the most suitable models.

The models of lines more aerodynamics allow to the fisherman long distances to reach inaccessible levels with other models. Studied until the more minimal detail, they almost present weak friction of friction in the air being given a design in the ground of ballistics. Used in a harmonious way with lines of low diameter and in sand beaches or weak zones of submerged obstacles, they will undoubtedly be our usual election in the absence of sea or strong wind. Presented with stem (standard Spanish lead) or with a small snap hook or a circle for their subjection, they provide launch precise and powerful, while having to reinforce the precaution at the time of that launched, by changing a projectile extraordinary power and penetration.

Knowledge as of standard pear is excellent leads to ensure us an average subjection in zones of relative movement of sudden rise. Usually presented with an interior opening which allows the step of the line of the weak one, they make it possible to overcome the natural mistrust of species which quickly indicate the resistance of weight to the moment of the attack to the starter. They make it possible to reach considerable distances. There is a variety which presents a subjection in the higher part which allows its use of paternóster in zones great depth.

The spherical models, or are as that of the illustration which allows the step of the line by its interior like those armed stem or snap hook, they are a solution very much used for mixed or mainly rock funds as for conditions of bad sea which require an anchoring of our starter. Its spherical manner makes it possible to carry out lance relatively powerful by providing the range of average distances in beaten water.

This format of wire á lead, just like the model known as pyramid, will enable us to face bad conditions of the sea. Its manner, studied to avoid as far as possible friction by the air, enables us to lay out a wire á lead very suited for lance the lengths by ensuring to us a correct subjection of our ends in the funds. Its greater disadvantages resident in their harvest, while offering a considerable resistance to traction by the configuration of the posterior plan of the latter, it is turned over also awkward when one presents strong currents at side character.

Finally, the model of claws is indicated for the extreme cases bad sea or of strong currents. These wire á lead, whose principal characteristic is located in the presence of small retractile stems like claws, allow lance very powerful and, by a small traction of harvest, being anchored in sandy funds. Its greater disadvantage is located in the need for using lines above the 0.25 diameter centimetres which allow the tension of that folded of the stems the moment of harvest. In an equal way one disadvises his use in funds which present natural obstacles or a significant quantity of herbaceous funds.

The adequate use of the various wire á lead as well as the correct election of the grammage of these last according to the power of our canes, contribute effectively for an optimal  execution  of the lance and its effective subjection subsequently in the funds. However any ventilator must hold account which the dash of acceleration that these projectiles manage to reach exceed in many cases the 300 kilomètres/heure, while having to clarify the care and the attention at the time to carry out launch it to avoid unhappy accidents. Let us check provided that the state our ends, snap hooks and lines are optimal, are wary of techniques little known in attended places and put special attention at possible the embrouillements of lines in the rings of our canes before carrying out them lances… unless we wish to see as one of our sons á lead it loses control at these speeds…