How to catch carp? Remember that these three points are easy to fish.

There are only two ways to adjust the drift when fishing, one is to increase the fishing height, and the other is to decrease the fishing height.

The so-called high-low fishing is actually catching spirits. Fish will have corresponding signals when eating bait, touching bait and entering the nest. When you choose to fish for spirits, there will be a phenomenon that one eye is sent up and the other eye is sent down. This phenomenon is very easy to cause misjudgment for novices, because they are often eager to lift the pole and have no good grasp of the atomization and scattering of fish, which is easy to cause the phenomenon of fish running away.

Therefore, it is more appropriate for beginners to lower the fishing height first when fishing, so they only need to pay attention when watching the drift, and then lift the pole after pulling off the drift, mainly because the secondary line will be in a relatively curved state, and there will be fewer disturbance signals when the fish touches the hook.

Step 2 bait

When fishing for carp, you can choose bait that is a little worse than that for crucian carp, but what needs to be distinguished is that when fishing in the wild, most carp still belong to raw fish, so the requirements for bait are not very picky, and the food intake will be relatively large, so when preparing bait, you only need to use bait with general flavor, and you prefer meat bait to smaller carp, so you can mix some small fish and shrimp powder in the bait.

One thing to note is that the bait is generally used to catch carp, and the fish in the first few poles should be rubbed as big as possible. It should be noted that as long as the bait can be hooked, it is not necessary to pinch it too hard. After the fish star appears in the water and the float starts to signal, the bait can be rubbed down appropriately.

Step 3: Lift the pole.

Carp and crucian carp are different, and the bait will be tested before eating. Generally speaking, it will gently bump the bait around it, take a bite and then spit it out. This may be repeated several times. When the carp finds that there is nothing unusual in the bait, they will feel at ease and turn around and leave immediately after biting the bait. Therefore, its drift often appears slight jitter, and then it will appear cloudy or black. At this time, it is time to lift the pole decisively.

It is also important to note that when lifting the pole, the movement should be as light as possible, and it should be lifted slowly, because if the force is too large, it is easier to scrape the fish's body, scare other fish in the nest and reduce the fishing rate.