What weather can I catch yellow-tailed catfish?

Generally, it rains and the air pressure is low.

Fishing tackle configuration for catching yellow-tailed catfish

1, the handle should be short.

The so-called short, that is, short with the hand. Because yellow-tailed salamanders mostly live near the shore for food, they don't need long poles, and 2.7-3.6 meters of hand poles are the best. Although the floating movement of the yellow-tailed salamander is small, it is fast and the floating movement lasts for a short time. The short rod fishing point is close to the shore, so it is easy to observe the tiny floating action, which improves the rod lifting speed and the fish catching rate.

The fishing line should be thin.

That is, the main line should be thin, because the yellow-tailed salamander is small and does not need thick lines. Once the fishing line is too thick, it will seriously affect the fish mouth. Mainly use 0.6-0.8 main line and 0.3-0.4 auxiliary line, the auxiliary line must be soft, and a special auxiliary line with strong tensile strength can be used, and the auxiliary line should be longer.

3, the hook should be small

That is to say, the hook should be small, because the mouth shape of the yellow-tailed catfish is special, and the bait is not sucked, but scraped. Once the hook is too big, the bait group will inevitably be large, which will seriously affect the hook rate. Yellow-tailed catfish bite fast and move in groups for food, so they can use barb-free hooks.

Bait technology

You can use chicken feed or fish feed, and then add a proper amount of bait. If fish feed is used, it should be soaked in water first and then put into the nest, while chicken feed can be put directly into the nest.

In terms of bait, yellow-tailed fish likes to eat moss, and can be hooked with bait containing algae elements, red worm crucian carp, etc., which is very targeted. Because yellow-tailed fish are bottom fish, they are used to activities off the bottom, so they need to fish 20-30 cm from the bottom.