How to adjust the drift and catch the mouth when fishing crucian carp in the wild

Asahi gathers red smoke and hangs a pole to go to Lvchuan. People suspect that sitting in the sky, fish hanging in the mirror. Crucian carp is a freshwater fish often caught by fishermen who like wild fishing. It has a mouth all year round and is easy to catch. Although crucian carp is easy to catch, it is still a test for fishermen to catch big wild crucian carp and catch more crucian carp. For example, it is very important to catch crucian carp in the wild. If you master the skills and know-how, the catch will be greatly improved. So, how should wild crucian carp drift their fishing mouths? Next, let's talk about the skills of squid drifting in the wild.

First, the novice flips up and down. Novices who have just learned to fish generally like to look up and bow their heads. For example, when fishing crucian carp in the wild, the fish drift is adjusted to 3~5 eyes, 1~2 eyes. This drift adjustment method is helpful for beginners to understand the fishing principle. When fishing high and fishing low, it is more suitable for more fish and a good mouth. However, when there are few fish in the nest and the fish mouth is not good, this floating method is easy to empty the rod or run away from the fish.

Second, the master lowered the fishing height. When fishing crucian carp in the wild, lowering the fishing height is a general drift adjustment method, and fishing with 2~3 meshes in horizontal water is the most common drift adjustment standard. When wild crucian carp eat bait, they are very vigilant and usually try. Reducing the fishing height can make the bait undercover and eliminate the vigilance of the big crucian carp. Although wild fish are very cautious when eating bait, once they eat bait, it is not easy to spit it out, which is basically a dead mouth, and floats often appear, and it is too late to lift the pole and grasp the mouth.

Third, the novice grabs the mouth. As long as the float moves, lift the rod immediately, which is a common problem for many beginners to fish. Fish can easily break down or escape. Because it floats, it doesn't mean that the fish has eaten the bait in its mouth. It is likely to be in its mouth or rubbing the line. Every time a novice goes fishing, he often waits for the fish to bite. The interval between bait changes is very long, which will affect the speed of attracting fish into the nest and reduce the natural catch.

Fourth, the veteran only pays attention to the mouth. When fishing crucian carp in the wild, experienced fishermen will immediately lift the fishing rod and continue to throw it after each throw, so as to maintain a faster frequency of throwing the rod, which can quickly lure the fish into the nest and naturally catch more. Besides, an old fisherman won't catch fish at first sight. If the fish's mouth is not good, they will let go and wait until there is a good mouth or a dead mouth to raise the pole to improve the fishing hit rate. Try not to empty the pole when grabbing the buckle, and don't run away from the fish.