How to catch big fish with thin bamboo poles

The footsteps of shouting and running will scare the fish and make them run away desperately, which is not conducive to walking the fish.

Second, stand up slowly with your arms up vertically.

First, the length of the fishing rod is invisibly increased, and it is not easy to break the rod. The second is to adjust the position to facilitate foot movement.

Third, try to take the fish out of the nest to avoid frying.

Fourth, lift the rod vertically upward, and keep the arc of the fishing rod as semi-circular as possible.

This is very important. Because:

1. Lift the pole upward and keep the curvature unchanged, so that the pulling force on the fish will remain unchanged, and it is not easy to cut the hook and tangent to scare the fish.

2. Lift the rod upward, keep the curvature unchanged, keep the hook angle of the fish unchanged, and it is not easy to unhook.

People move back and forth, left and right with the fish. When the fish approaches the surface of the water, people hold the pole high, and when the fish dives into the deep water, people squat down.

Some people don't move when walking the fish, and the radian of the rod varies greatly. It is wrong to pull and swing the fishing rod left and right to control the fish.

Fifth, soft words take the lead.

You can't use brute force when you start fishing. The bigger the fish, the more you have to give in by three points.

From passive defense to mermaid confrontation, until the final big counterattack. Strength must be gentle.

Sixth, abandon the pole in time.

In the process of walking fish, when the fish force is out of control, only abandon the rod.

When abandoning the pole, the pole handle enters the water first. Otherwise, it is easy to break the pole when the pole head enters the water first.

Seven, about piling and grass nest.

Big fish sometimes stick to piles or plunge into grass nests. At this time, don't use brute force to pull, but under the premise of maintaining the curvature of the fishing rod, gently pat the fishing rod to stop piling or swim out of the grass nest by yourself.

Eight, about making fish choke.

If the fish comes to the surface voluntarily, it is not a bad thing to let it choke a few times.

Otherwise, try to let it swim around underwater to consume physical strength, so as not to be scared after coming out of the water.

Nine, about copying fish.

The copybook goes into the water first, and the undercover stays put.

1, the fish mistakenly came to the top of the copy and decisively copied the fish.

2, the fish's physical strength is exhausted, which leads to copying and copying fish.

3. When the copy is not big enough, copy the fish head into a C-shape.

4. After the fish enters the copy, the copy handle will carry the fish ashore.

This fish is too big. Use a hook.

Ten, unlucky situation.

Not all the fish let you go honestly. As soon as I mentioned the rod fish, I ran as fast as I could, and before you knew what was going on, the line broke.

1, the elevator is late. When the fish finds it running in, you lift the fishing rod and tangent it.

2. The pole is too strong. It hurts too much to catch a fish. I'll play hardball with you.

3, the fish is just passing by, you hook someone else, and the anchored fish is several times stronger than the mouth.

This fish is too big. You can imagine the result of pulling an elephant with a stroller.