What hook is the best for grass carp fishing?

The hook for grass carp fishing is preferably as follows:

1, Yi Shi hook: Yi Shi hook is a commonly used hook type for grass carp fishing, which is characterized by thick hook strip, wide hook door, short hook handle, and the hook tip is bent inward into an eagle's beak (eagle's beak hook). When fishing grass carp, Yi Shi hook No.8 ~ 12 can be selected according to the actual fish situation, water situation, season and other factors.

2. Thousand hooks: Thousand hooks are a straightforward name for the "チㄡ" hook by anglers. It is characterized by a thick hook strip, a wide hook door, a long hook handle, and an eagle-beak-shaped hook tip slightly inclined outward. When fishing grass carp, you can choose No.3 ~ No.5 thousand hooks according to the actual fish situation, water situation, season and other factors.

3. New Kanto Hook: The new Kanto Hook is improved on the basis of the Kanto Hook, which is characterized by thick hook strip, wide hook door, long hook handle and straight hook tip, and belongs to a barb-free hook. When fishing grass carp, we can choose No.3 ~ No.5 new Guandong hook according to the actual fish situation, water situation, season and other factors.

Skills of fishing grass carp: the preferred fishing position is about 3 meters deep and fishing towards the center line of the water body.

When catching grass carp in the wild, the tip of grass carp is generally preferred, including all parts protruding into the center of the water body. The cruise route of grass carp must pass through the tip of the water, which means that the tip of grass carp is often in the fishway of grass carp.

Take the flower tip as the fishing position, and test the water depth on the left and the terrain at the bottom. The water depth is preferably about 3 meters, and 2.5-4 meters is ok.

The closer to the center of the water body, the greater the probability of large objects; The closer to the center line of the water body, the greater the probability of large objects. The fishing direction of the blade tip is preferably close to the center line of the water body.