Correct hanging method of crucian carp catching earthworm

There are three ways to hook earthworms: segmented hook, tail hook and full hook. As the name implies, the method of sectional hooking is to divide the earthworm into several small sections and then put them on the hook in turn. It should be noted that the divided earthworm segments should be similar to the length of the hook, otherwise it will not play a good role in attracting fish.

The tail hook method is more complicated. First of all, the head of the earthworm should be removed to expose its internal organs, so that the fishy smell of the earthworm can be widely spread underwater to attract more fish, and then the whole hook should be inserted from the head of the earthworm, but the tail of the earthworm should be left. This method is easy to attract small fish, so it is not commonly used.

All-through hook method is the most common method, which is simple to operate and allows anglers to persist in fishing patiently. First put on disposable gloves to avoid being contaminated by bacteria, then hold the head of the earthworm, slowly pierce the hook into the earthworm, and push the whole earthworm to the hook position until only one earthworm tail is exposed at the tip of the hook.

After this hook, the earthworm's tail will swing left and right in the water, which is very attractive when fishing for crucian carp. Generally speaking, no matter which method you use, you can easily catch a lot of big fish when fishing, but earthworms are live bait after all, which is easy for anglers to catch bacteria and difficult to catch, so it is better to use less.