Marea Fishing Gear

There’s something about a night bite…
This snook absolutely HAMMERED the 7-inch Motion Minnow fished subsurface—no hesitation, just pure reaction.

When the lights are low, a bigger profile with natural movement can trigger those aggressive strikes.
If you’re not fishing subsurface at night… you’re missing bites.

One cast. One reaction. 💥

The 3.5” Motion Minnow (slow-sinking) delivers a natural segmented swim that triggers aggressive eats—even from pressured fish like peacock bass.
When they’re keyed in… this bait gets crushed.

Where are you throwing this—canals, lakes, or backwaters? 👇

Hey guys, we're all discontinuing our 9.5" BB mullet teaser baits , so get them while you can. DM us of you're looking to upgrade your current dredges. 😤

South Florida canals are loaded right now, and the 3.5" Motion Minnow is getting crushed. 🎣

From oscars and Mayan cichlids to tilapia, largemouth bass, and peacock bass, this little swimbait has the perfect profile to get bites from just about anything swimming in these canals.

Slow roll it along the edges…
Hop it near structure…
Or burn it past cruising fish and hold on.
One bait.
A ton of species.

That’s what makes the Motion Minnow so deadly.
Have you ever thrown the Motion Minnow before? What species did you catch on it? 👇

Low light… fish getting active… bait pushing…

Are you throwing a topwater for the explosion…

or are you going subsurface with a Motion Minnow? 👀

Both can get absolutely crushed when the light drops. The real question is…
What’s your first cast?

👇 Drop it in the comments
Topwater or Motion Minnow?

🌡️ As water temperatures rise across South Florida, the peacock bass bite is lighting up.

These aggressive fish are moving shallow, feeding hard, and right now they’re absolutely crushing our 3.5” Motion Minnow in the Baby Bass pattern.

If you’re fishing canals, lakes, or urban waterways this spring, downsized swimbaits are deadly when peacocks are on the hunt.
This one didn’t hesitate. ⚡️
Have you started targeting peacock bass yet this spring?

🎣 Florida anglers — this matters.
There’s currently a proposal to extend the 2026 Gulf Red Snapper season to 39 days, giving recreational anglers more opportunity to get offshore and enjoy one of our most iconic fisheries.
As a company built by anglers, for anglers, we believe it's important that our community’s voice is heard when decisions like this are being considered.
If you support extending the season, take a moment to submit a public comment.

👉 Click the link in our bio to participate.
It takes about 30 seconds, and it helps ensure the fishing community stays part of the conversation.
👇 Do you support a 39-day Red Snapper season?

Let us know in the comments.

We’ve been fired up about this one 🔥

Our new Marea Fishing Dorado Pattern tees just dropped — built for life on the boat, at the sandbar, or just repping the lifestyle around town.
That mahi color pop hits different in the sun 🌊💚💛
So be honest…
Would YOU rock this offshore, inshore, or just out & about?

👇 Drop a YES if you're diggin’ it
👇 Tag your fishing crew
👇 Tell us where you’d wear it

Thank you all for stopping by and saying hello in Jupiter at the Seafood Festival. Great times, good people, and even better food👀

God bless and here's our raffle winners with their new Quantum combos ready to crush with Marea Fishing Gear Baits🤜