Skills of earthworm fishing crucian carp

The skills of earthworm fishing crucian carp are as follows:

1. The use of live bait on earthworms can be divided into three methods: hook winding method, tail hook method and waist hook method, among which the hook winding method is most suitable for fishing crucian carp in deep water and muddy water. When the bait is hooked in the water, if the float only clicks once or twice, it is not a sign that the fish swallowed the hook. It's probably just that the fish touched the bait hook, or the fish tentatively tasted the ignorance of the bait. It is not allowed to pick up the hook rashly at this time.

2. If the bait installed is small enough to cover the hook, if the float shows signs of "hugging" or "dragging", it can be hooked immediately.

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3. If a long earthworm is used as bait, only half a dragonfly is covered on the hook, and an extra little dragonfly is crawling outside the hook tip. This scene can attract fish to pounce. However, at this time, if the float moves slightly, only the excess part of the bait is bitten by the fish, and the bait has not been swallowed into the mouth. Hooking is not allowed at this time. Only when the float is held repeatedly does the fish swallow the hook. At this time, the hook is more certain.

4. If you use the whole dragonfly as bait and hold the float for several times in a row, there will be no movement. This is a signal that the fish is swallowing the hook and should be hooked immediately.

In natural waters, the vast majority of freshwater fish we catch eat earthworms, but they like them to different degrees. Take crucian carp fishing as an example. Earthworms are often our "sharp weapon" for fishing. The reason why earthworm fishing works well is that it has good palatability, good hook and good mouth opening. Natural insect bait can make fish relax their vigilance and eat bait boldly. If we catch a slow fish, we will die. Sometimes, if we lift the fishing rod later, the fish will swallow the hook down the throat.

Catch crucian carp

If commercial bait is used, any slight floating body reaction may be an opportunity to lift the pole: the floating body moves gently, mostly for crucian carp, and it needs to lift the pole after repeated movement; The float rises slightly and slowly sinks for one and a half eyes, indicating that the fish has eaten steadily and can be lifted; The tail floats slowly, up to half an eye, and then it is time to lift the pole; The float will sink slowly occasionally, which cannot be ignored. The slower the movement, the bigger the crucian carp.

The float moves continuously and hardly moves. It is also a sign that crucian carp has been eating steadily, so it can be lifted; After the float moves slightly, it is sent up slowly. The slower the movement, the bigger the crucian carp, the faster the movement and the smaller the crucian carp; When the float slightly deviates or moves obliquely, lift the rod in time; When the float is strong and fierce. As long as you press the action, it will not sink, indicating that the bait has been eaten in your mouth, and the fish is relatively large, so you should lift the rod in time; The float moves horizontally, with a little downward movement, that is, lifting the rod.

Fishing skills

The floating body moves horizontally, does not feed or float black, but moves horizontally in parallel. At this time, the fish has bitten the hook and can lift the pole. If you don't see the float sinking but send it up, it is often a big fish; When the float trembled slightly, it continued to move forward, and the fish had bitten the hook; The float suddenly sinks or is sent up quickly, mostly because the small crucian carp bites the hook. Floating on the water, lying still. This is often the case when the big crucian carp bites the hook halfway and lifts the fish in time. Floating on the surface of the water is slightly continuous, trembling, lightly delivered or lightly sunk, all of which are bitten by fish, so the pole should be lifted in time.