At Gerrys Fishing we know terminal tackle is the business end of any sea session. Our Sea Terminal category brings together sea fishing terminal tackle, sea hooks, sea fishing rigs, leads and weights, swivels and clips, and pre‑tied rigs so you can spend less time tying and more time fishing. We pick kit that stands up to UK saltwater conditions and gives reliable performance whether you’re surfcasting, boat fishing or baiting from a pier.

What’s in our range

We stock a full spread of hooks, rigs, leads, swivels, boom arms, impact clips, baiting needles, and rig making kits — everything you need to build or buy ready‑made setups for bass, cod, flatfish and mackerel. Quality hooks and corrosion‑resistant components are essential for saltwater use, and we make sure the brands and items we sell are built to last in the sea environment.

How to choose terminal tackle

Choosing the right terminal tackle depends on method and ground. Use impact clips and long casting leads for surf and beachcasting; choose breakaway or sinker types for snaggy ground; and pick shorter, stronger links and swivels for boat work. Pre‑tied rigs are perfect for anglers who want consistent knot strength and quick changes, while rig‑making kits and rig bits suit anglers who like to tailor setups to local conditions.

Practical tips from Gerrys Fishing

• Match hook size to bait and target species — small Aberdeens for flatfish, stronger J‑hooks or circle hooks for cod and conger.
• Use rolling swivels to reduce line twist on lure and feather rigs.
• Carry spares of hooks, swivels and links — they’re cheap insurance when a knot or hook fails.
  These simple checks reduce lost fish and save time on the beach or boat.

FAO

• What rigs should I carry? A selection of pre‑tied running ledger rigs, two‑hook flappers and a pulley rig covers most UK sea sessions.
• Which leads for surf? Long casting impact leads or breakaway leads for soft sand; heavier sinkers for strong tides.
• How to care for terminal tackle? Rinse components in fresh water after each trip and store hooks and swivels dry to avoid corrosion.