How about luyagan fishing?

Luya, named after the transliteration of Lure, is a fishing method and a way to imitate small and weak creatures and trigger big fish attacks. This fishing method pays attention to skills and needs the comprehensive operation of rod, bait and wheel. During the whole process, anglers are doing full-body exercise. Luya equipment is simple, clean and environmentally friendly, which is very different from traditional fishing methods.

Luya, originally a transliteration of Lure.

Compared with traditional fishing, reed bud fish is environmentally friendly, pollution-free and easy to carry. It is a very healthy and elegant sport to be operated by the angler repeatedly throwing the pole back to the line.

Use a small prop with a hook to create swimming posture (hard bait), luster (sequins) and smell (soft worms) in the water through the pattern operation of poles and wheels to attract the attention of aggressive fish and capture them when they attack.

origin

The word Luya is still unfamiliar to many people. It is the name of LURE in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. In English, lure is the spelling of lure. Legend has it that at the beginning of the19th century, Houghton, an American fisherman, was chatting with friends by the river and playing with a small piece of wood in his hand. Inadvertently, the piece of wood fell into the river, and an unknown fish immediately jumped out and took it away.

This accidental event inspired Horton, and then he invented the world's first Lueya bait (simulated bait). Finnish Laurie Laparra made the bait more extreme and spread it all over the world.

With people's understanding of reed bud fish, according to the feeding habits and predation methods of carnivorous fish, the fishing methods of reed bud fish are summarized. As a healthy sport, reed bud fishing is environmentally friendly and fashionable, which has always made reed bud fishing enthusiasts proud. Some people call it "water golf".

The above content source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Luya