What is the best fishing line for carp?

Carp fishing line is preferably between 20-30 cm, and the length of different lines varies according to fish conditions, seasons and individuals.

1, fish situation

How long the fishing line is suitable depends on the fish. For example, it is suggested to use 20 ~ 30 cm for fishing light-mouthed fish, smooth-mouthed fish or slow-mouthed fish to reduce the vigilance of carp, while 15 ~ 25 cm for fishing raw-mouthed fish or fast-mouthed fish to ensure that the bait can catch the bottom quickly.

2. Season

How long the carp fishing line is suitable depends on the season. For example, in early spring, late autumn and winter, when the temperature is low and the fish are inactive, it is recommended to use a sub-line of 20 ~ 30 cm, while in late spring, summer and early autumn, when the temperature is high and the fish are active, it is recommended to use a sub-line of 15 ~ 25 cm.

3. Individuals

How long the carp fishing line is suitable depends on the individual. For example, for small carp with low vigilance who often scramble for food in groups, it is suggested to use the sub-line of 15 ~ 25 cm, while for big carp with high vigilance and often tentative action when eating food, it is suggested to use the sub-line of 20 ~ 30 cm.

4. Fishing methods

How long the parting line is suitable for carp fishing depends on the fishing method. For example, it is suggested to use 15 ~ 25 cm sub-line for bait fishing, because it is not convenient to feed when pulling bait, while it is suggested to use 20 ~ 30 cm sub-line for squid fishing with rubbing bait, in order to filter out false signals as much as possible.

Common fishing line configuration for carp fishing;

Fishing in different seasons has different line group configurations. Carp eat more in summer and autumn, so the line group needs to be thicker. Generally speaking, it is enough to catch carp weighing 5 or 6 Jin on the No.2 main line and the 1.5 sub-line. If it is winter and spring, the line combination can be thinner.

The reason why the appropriate thread group is selected is because the thread group is too thick and the sensitivity is poor. Carp has a foreign body sensation when eating bait, and it spits out the hook quickly. Therefore, under the condition of ensuring enough tension, the selection of the whole wire group should be as fine as possible. The same is true for fishing other fish.