What hook is used to catch crucian carp in winter?

Cross-hook fishing of crucian carp in winter usually uses White Fox 1 or Marushi 6. Pay attention to using smaller hooks in winter. In winter, the opening of the hook is very small, and the movement is very slight, so it is not necessary to use a too large hook.

Pay attention to choosing sharp hooks in winter. Small and sharp hooks can pierce fish lips well, and it is also convenient to hang red worms or earthworms. Generally, there are about three hooks for winter fishing. Too many hooks will increase the overall length of the hook, which will become very inconvenient when throwing long shots.

You can use a bigger hook in the early winter or spring, because the fish are very fierce in foraging during these two periods, and the fish will struggle even more after being hooked. If the hook is too small, it is easy to run away.

It's best to prepare more hooks for regular fishing. If the hook is often hooked with bait, fish or grass, the sharpness will become worse. If the hook is not sharp, it is best to replace it in time.

Fishing in winter should use string hooks to avoid muddy waters. After the string is hooked into the water, the lead pendant will fall into the mud due to the inertia of throwing the rod, and the lead pendant can be pulled out and tightened again, which can improve the sensitivity of the fishing group.