Using hook fishing tutorial video

The tutorial for fishing with a hook is as follows:

Hook up the short outline, tie the fishhook to the 25-30 cm long brain thread, and then evenly separate these fishhook brain threads and tie them to the main outline.

The main line is about five to ten meters long, or twenty or forty meters long, depending on the fishing waters we are in.

Then tie a lead pendant and a float on it, and use the lead pendant and the float to hook the fish to the water layer where we want to fish, and it is finished. If we want to catch bottom fish, then we don't use floats, just use lead weights and let the bait sink into the water, so we can catch bottom fish directly.

The last thing we need to do is tie the other end to a small tree or a water pile on the shore. If we fish in a fast-flowing river, such as a river, then we should set up a cross-blocking river to make it perpendicular to the flow direction of the river.

If it is used in still water places such as reservoirs or pits, then we only need to choose the place where fish migrate or feed.

It is best to use hook fishing during the day and at night. We can use it day and night in rivers where outsiders don't often go, as long as we tie the main line to a nearby stake, and later we will hide it with grass or something to catch the fish.

In the river near the village, people may often move along the river bank during the day, so take a look when fishing during the day. If we want to fish at night, we should throw down the hook after dark and close the line in the early morning. It's quiet at night, and the fishing effect is definitely good.