Line Group Size of Wild Catfish Carassius auratus in Winter

In winter, you can generally use the line group of 1.5 (main line)+1.0 (secondary line) or the line group of 0.8 (main line) +0.6 (secondary line) to catch small crucian carp.

In theory, crucian carp is a relatively small fish, so it is necessary to use a relatively thin thread group. Because the line group is large, use a hook. Small fish can't eat with big hooks.

But in reality, if the waters are rich in fish, there are two or three kilograms of carp, grass carp and even catfish besides crucian carp. In this case, if the line group is too thin, you can only rely on luck when you meet a big fish.

So strictly speaking, there is no accurate, standard and consistent answer to this question, because there are many objective factors that will affect the size of the line group.

The most important thing is to look at the size of crucian carp in the water. For smaller fish, use smaller line groups; For larger fish, use a larger line set.

In winter, the water temperature will be relatively low, resulting in low activity and little struggle of fish.

If anglers like traditional fishing, they can choose a single hook line group of 0.6-0.8 and use lead to adjust the drift to the end.

In addition, the double lead fishing method can improve the sensitivity and the bait entrance is also very good.