Are you suitable for Luya or not?

Is there any Luya water resource near the location?

Beginners, please don't rush to buy Luya equipment. Let's be clear about one thing first. Is there a river, a river, a lake and a sea near your residence? Of course, there are fish ponds.

Because when you start Lua, you may be eager to throw a pole in the water every day, even if you can't catch any fish. If you live too far away from the fishing point, once the distance exceeds 50 kilometers, it may make this sport very difficult. Believe me, Luya is a sport that can accompany you for a long time and continue to bring you fun. It will never happen overnight, so please confirm the surrounding resources before you start your journey.

What kind of water resources does Luya need?

Reed bud fishing is a skill to lure fish to attack by imitating weak animals with simulated bait. First of all, understand that this sport is not suitable for all fish. Some fish are naturally timid and not fierce, such as herring. A fish pond is not suitable for sports in Lu Ya if it only contains fish. Of course, it can also be used to practice pole throwing.

Whether you have fished before or not, believe me, you don't fully understand the types of fish in the river. Some fishermen have been fishing for more than ten years, and all fishing methods have been played except Lua fishing. He may not know if there are Lua fish in the water yet. Generally speaking, large rivers and lakes will have luya fish more or less. Why some small mud ponds covered with aquatic plants will have snakeheads, and a mountain stream will have brothers and horses' mouths, but it is generally said that stagnant water can't reach Lu Ya.

What kinds of fish are Luya targeting?

There are many kinds of common luya fish, such as Makou, Mexico, Shao Qing, Shao Hong, snakehead, catfish, mandarin fish, pouting, Luo Fei and so on, which are all very popular fish species. There are too many luya fish in the sea, such as sea bass, grouper, stone dog, Zhang Hong, tuna, hairtail, swordfish, ghost knife, GT and so on. There are actually many fish resources in China, but with the over-exploitation of natural resources by human beings, many places have become scarce.

Is Luya suitable for me or not?

No one can judge this problem for you except yourself. There is often a scene in the road trip. You have won a big fish, and the fishermen you see nearby often come to watch and wonder, "What kind of fish is this?" Is there such a big fish in this river? How did you catch it?

When you ask people who don't know Luya fishing, the answer is often irrelevant. Maybe you will ask an old hand of traditional fishing: "Is there a pout in this river?" He'll tell you no. But obviously this is not necessarily the right answer, so learn to judge for yourself.

When you have made up your mind and decided to join the Luya movement, don't rush to buy equipment, because you may take a detour because you don't know the Luya movement comprehensively, and spend money on equipment that is not suitable for you, which is fatal to novices.