What do you mean by ice fishing?

Cutting ice fishing is cutting ice fishing. This is a traditional fishing custom that exists in the northern fishing and hunting ethnic groups such as Daur, Hezhe and Ewenki, and has a long history.

In ice fishing, firstly, the lower net port and the outlet port of 2m×1.5m are cut at both ends of a straight line on the ice surface of the working site, and then a series of ice holes with a diameter of about 25cm are cut on the net tracks connecting the lower net port and the outlet port at both sides of the straight line, and the distance between two adjacent holes is determined by the length of the first stroke of the fishing rod or cable threading device, which is generally 30-60cm.

Brief introduction of other ice fishing situations.

When the traditional method is used, two poles are connected with both ends of the large dragnet through water rope and steel rope respectively, and then the poles and dragnet are put into the ice water through the lower net opening. With the help of the rod hook, the two rods respectively pass through the ice hole one by one along the predetermined dragging trajectory. Under the guidance of the piercing rod, the wire rope is driven by the winch to spread the net and gradually sweep the water area for fishing. Finally, the winch screws out the two rods together with the net from the net outlet to collect the fish in the net.