How to catch herring and yellow croaker by traditional fishing methods

1. Bottom fishing: Generally speaking, herring should be caught at night, because herring mostly moves in the middle and lower waters. The most mainstream fishing method is to use snails, fermented grains, granular feed and other nest materials to catch the bottom. Common drift adjustment methods include: adjusting horizontal fishing to 2 ~ 3 meshes, adjusting 1 mesh to 3 ~ 6 meshes, and adjusting 2 meshes to 4 ~ 8 meshes. 2. Fish drift: Sometimes you can catch herring at night, because in some special cases, herring will also move to the middle of the water. At this time, you should adjust the float flexibly according to the situation of the fish. The easiest way is to find the fish layer from the bottom of the fish, and move the float in the direction of the hook 10 cm at a time. If the fish can stabilize, it means the fish layer has been found. Catch two eyes with two hooks: You can catch herring with two hooks at night. When adjusting the float, you should first find the bottom of the lead weight, then pull the float down more than the score line length 10 cm, trim the lead skin until the float exposes five eyes, and then adjust the float to two eyes after the two hooks are hooked with bait. This kind of drifting method is rather clever, suitable for herring fishing in low temperature seasons such as winter, and can also be adjusted in this way if the weather is sultry.