How to adjust the bleaching of wild crucian carp

First, roughly search the bottom, determine the water depth, and see if the fishing point is uneven by the way. It is often better to have a ditch and a ridge. Secondly, it is necessary to know which side is deeper and which side is shallower. It is not allowed when throwing the pole, and the fishing eye may change.

The second step is to determine the half water depth, float and pull down twice the length of the sub-line, and trim the lead skin to a certain grid. Pay attention to this mesh number, the heavier the bait, the higher the mesh number, and vice versa. For example, adjust 4 meshes, and then hang a bait to see the weight of the bait. For example, if the float shows 2 meshes, it means that the weight of a single bait is 2 meshes. Hang double bait to find the bottom and catch 2 eyes, so as to reach the state that the bait is undercover and the bait touches the bottom.

Characteristics of fishing bleaching law of crucian carp

Fishing for crucian carp, taking wild fishing as an example, mainly focuses on bottom fishing. In the use of bait, there are different baits such as flour bait and earthworm, or the combination of flour bait and insect bait. One thing about crucian carp fishing is very interesting. If it is plain, there will be more baited fish, and if it is clever, there will be more hooked fish.

Almost all wild crucian carp like to find food at the bottom of the water, and the bait lying at the bottom of the water is most easily sucked away by crucian carp. Therefore, many fishing friends think that it is more appropriate to catch crucian carp if the effect is not good or dull. The so-called ineffectiveness or dullness means that the bait is undercover and the bait touches the bottom, which can be achieved by the method of single bait drift.