What line and hook is the most suitable for fishing crucian carp?

Similarly, fishing in a wild river, an old man caught a lot of crucian carp with No.3 sub-line, and a young man caught only a few with No.6 sub-line. This situation is estimated to have happened to everyone.

Can this phenomenon show that thick lines are better than fish on thin lines? What line group is suitable for fishing crucian carp?

Before discussing this issue, let's talk about what a line group is.

Strictly speaking, a complete set of lines refers to the main line, drift seat, space bean, lead seat, lead skin, 8-shaped ring, auxiliary line, hook and float that match the fishing rod.

In the actual fishing process, everyone is used to using the main line number, the secondary line number and the hook size to mark the size of the line group. For example, someone asked me: What line group do you use? My general answer is this: My thread group is 2 tow 1 with 4 sleeves. Just use the No.2 main line, 1 secondary line and No.4 sleeve hook.

Combined with the actual situation, we also discuss the line group suitable for crucian carp fishing according to the number of lines of the main line and the sub-line and the size of the hook, hoping to inspire everyone.

On the influence of line group on crucian carp fishing

Effect of 1 and line diameter on palatability

Some people say that the thickness of wire diameter will block the mouth, but this is actually a misunderstanding. The rope is tied to the handle of the hook and the fish swallows the hook and bait.

It really has nothing to do with the wire diameter. In other words, the thick line not only does not block the mouth, but also fishing under the undercover of the secondary line, which is even more difficult to go astray.

2. The influence of wire diameter on signal transmission

Generally, nylon thread is selected for crucian carp fishing. One of the characteristics of nylon thread is that the thinner the thread diameter, the softer it is, and the thicker it is, the harder it is, which is determined by the material itself.

When fishing, it is necessary to straighten the waterline with lead and the sub-line with the self-weight of the hook bait.

When the fish bites the hook, the signal needs to be transmitted to the float through the substring and waterline in turn. As soon as the drift eye changes, you can judge that a fish is hooked.

The bait for catching crucian carp is generally light, and the amount of lead eaten by floats is not large. If the thin main line and thin auxiliary line are used, it will be easy to tighten and straighten, and the signal will be quickly transmitted to the float when there is a fish bite.

Not necessarily if a coarse substring is used. If the line is too thick, the main line or sub-line is often not straight or even slack.

When a fish bites a hook, the fishing line must be straightened first, and then the signal is transmitted to the float. So at this level, the thick line is not as good as the thin line in the feedback signal.

3. The influence of hook size on fishing

The bigger the hook, the heavier the weight, and the bigger the hook mouth, the fish is unlikely to swallow it all at once. The smaller the hook, the lighter the weight and the better the mouth, but it is easy to escape the fish.

In view of this situation, when people choose a hook, they often choose a medium-sized hook for fishing. In general, the diameter of the fishhook should not exceed two-thirds of the diameter of the target fishmouth.

What line group is used to catch crucian carp?

So what line group is suitable for crucian carp fishing? Combined with years of practical fishing experience, I suggest that you can choose this way:

1, the crucian carp fishing line group is less than three pairs. It is recommended to choose 0.8 main line and 0.4 sub-line with 2-3 sets of hooks for hanging fishing. It is suggested to choose 1.5 main line, 1.0 sub line and 3-4 armhooks for traditional fishing.

2. Fishing three to eight pairs of crucian carp lines. It is suggested to choose 1.2 main line, 0.8 sub-line and 4-5 sets of hooks for fishing. For traditional fishing, it is recommended to choose the No.2 main line and the No.2 sub-line 1.2 with the No.4-5 armhook.

3, fishing more than eight or two crucian carp line groups. It is recommended to choose 1.5 main line and 1 secondary line for fishing, with 5-6 arm hooks. For traditional fishing, it is recommended to choose 2.5 main line, 1.5 sub-line and 5-6 sets of hooks.

Of course, this is just a suggestion. For example, traditional fishing can also choose Izu, Yi Shi and other hooks for fishing, and the same effect is excellent.

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Thick line and thin line have their own advantages and disadvantages. Thick line group is more suitable for traditional fishing, while thin line group is more suitable for hanging fishing.

Of course, the line combination mentioned today is only a high probability problem. After all, the fish situation in each place is different from everyone's fishing experience. Generally speaking, as long as you can catch fish, the thinner the line, the better.