Fishing video with traditional fishing rod

Is it better to use a soft fishing rod or a hard fishing rod for wild fishing? It is to choose fishing rods according to the general situation of fishing waters. In general, it doesn't matter whether to choose a soft pole or a hard pole in bare water, especially when using fishing lines. However, if you encounter aquatic plants or more obstacles, you must consider using a harder fishing rod, or you will catch aquatic plants if you can't control the fish, which will lead to fish running and even falling off the line. And if you are fishing in deep water, the water depth is strong, the hard pole is preferred, and it is best to be longer. How can we control the fish to push it out of the water and prevent it from borrowing water to generate electricity?

Before choosing a fishing rod according to the situation of the fish, you should determine your target fish, so it is relatively simple to choose a fishing rod, especially in the waters where you fish several times, and you don't need to bring all the fishing rods with all specifications and characteristics. If you mainly catch small individuals such as crucian carp, you can use a soft fishing rod. If you want to catch big goods, such as silver carp and grass carp, you must use a hard fishing rod and be lighter, so that the frequency is relaxed and not tired.

Hard stick, hard stick first. The main advantage of a hard pole is that it is easier to control fish. When fishing in the wild, if you catch a medium-sized or even larger fish, it will be more convenient to control the direction of the fish with a hard pole after fishing, and it will be easier to control the fish while walking, which will greatly reduce the probability of escape. However, the defect of the hard rod is also obvious, that is, it is easy to break the wire if it is not mastered well. I suggest you increase the number of lines by half or one line when you use the hard pole.

Soft rod Soft rod is removed by the toughness of the fishing rod because of its much greater strength. The fishing line is under less tension and rarely breaks. But it is undeniable that if you meet a big fish, the soft pole will be very laborious, which is the biggest disadvantage of the soft pole.

When we fish with bait, the first requirement for choosing the hook distance is that it must be easy to pull the bait. This operation mainly means that when we separate the two hooks on the bait tray and press the bait ball down, only when the hook distance is appropriate can we pull out the bait ball with similar size at the same time. If the hook distance is too large, then there may be a hook only partially covered by the bait, so the dragged bait ball is definitely not suitable, so it mainly meets this spacing specification!

The second requirement of baiting with hook distance is that the sub-line must be bent underwater. If the distance between two hooks is too long, it is easy to cause the distance between one sub-line and another hook to be too long, and the other hook may just hit the bottom. In this case, their hooks will be too blunt, which will lead to the situation that the anchor fish or fish bite the hook but can't float up in time, which seriously endangers the catch.