How to fish in reeds

1. fishing rod. It is best to use bamboo with rat tail (high strength, good elasticity and not easy to be damaged), with a length of 3.6-4.5 meters. Glass fiber reinforced plastic and carbon rods can also be used, and hard adjustment can be selected.

2。 Line. The diameter of the main line is 0.3 mm, and the length is 1/3, which is shorter when fishing between reeds. The diameter of brain thread is 0. 165 mm and the length is 10 cm.

3. Floating. Cut chicken feather stalks into 2mm×5mm * * * sevens (seven-star drifts) and thread them on the main line with a spacing of 2cm.

4. falling. Cut into a rectangle of 0.3 × 2 cm with thin lead skin and roll it to the brain line, and roll it tightly; The hook distance is 2 cm. 5. Hook. Choose Yi Shi Ni 1-2 hook, without barb and single hook. After the above fishing tackle is combined, it can be adjusted to float. The bait is mixed with water to make the bottom of the hook touch the bottom, and the seven stars float three times and four times.

Choice of fishing point

1. Natural nest. The advantage is that it won't scare the fish, make a nest quickly and catch more. Most natural nests should be selected as follows: ① at the edge of dense reeds; (2) among the reeds; (3) Between the gaps of the dense strip reeds; (4) When there is water flow, reeds with two flowing waters on the shore are selected; (5) the reeds at the tip of the coast are beside; 6. Deep pits in reeds.

2. Artificial nests. According to the length of the fishing rod, release water into the selected fishing point, pull out the reeds at the fishing point (the size and diameter of the fishing point are about 30 cm), and then radially overwhelm the reeds around the fishing point; When you return to the shore, press the reeds on the channel to both sides (be careful to wear waterproof pants with feet to prevent being pricked), then put away the bait and wait for about half an hour to start fishing.

Bait, bait

1. bait. ① Soak millet, broken rice and corn grits in wine for one week; (2) Commercial crucian carp bait, which is 3-4 balls the size of ping-pong, carries water, hooks it with a fishhook, and sinks it into the water for a while; (3) Use the bones or intestines of pigs, cows and sheep, the larger the amount, the better, wrap them in gauze and sink them into the nest (this bait can nest one day in advance, and the effect is very good). The above bait can be mastered according to the season and weather at that time.

2. bait. ① Earthworms, the first choice is Daping No.2 red earthworm, which can be dug and autotrophic, and is a general bait all year round; ② Commercial crucian carp bait; (3) Self-made bait: pour the fish ball feed into a pot, and pour boiling water until the bait is not over half a finger+fish meal110+brown sugar110+flour110 to make dough with moderate hardness.

Fishing method

Hook under the reed, you may hook if you are not careful. First, rub the bait the size of a soybean on the hook with your hand. When using earthworms, choose the earthworm with the size of match stalk to be divided into two parts, and put the earthworm section at the tip of the hook to avoid missing the hook. After taking the bait, put the hook above the fishing point and drop vertically. The bait will slowly sink to the bottom by its own weight. At this time, if there is a fish, it will be hooked immediately. If there is no fish bite for two or three minutes, gently lift the bait for 20-30cm before putting it down. At this time, if a fish bites the hook, the buoy will be displayed. The general situation is: tap, then sink a float, then rise gradually, and then lift the pole to catch a fish. If there are no fish bites, repeat the above actions until you catch a fish. In addition to the above normal floating phases, there will be other floating phases. When pulling in, pulling down, descending, shaking and sending up, the pole should be lifted at the same time. In case it floats, it's done by a small fish, so don't lift the pole. When fishing in reeds, because reeds are easy to fall and break, the water is messy and easy to take the bait. When fishing, put your hands on the pole and keep your eyes on the pole. If drift is found, lift the rod in time to prevent hooking. For example, when lifting a pole to hang reed leaves, you can use the pole to lift the force upwards, straighten the fishing line, cut the reed tip with the help of hook force, and then lift the reed cluster upwards. Sometimes, when the brain line of the hook is wrapped around the reed pole, you can use the elasticity of the fishing pole to flash out of the pole with a little force. Because of the force, rotate around the good brain line in the opposite direction until the good brain line is separated from the reed, and then lift the hook. In the worst case, when the hook hooks the old reed stem or reed root, it can't be pulled. At this time, the fishing rod had to be retracted, and the brain thread was cut off and pulled out by grasping the main thread (pay attention to pad a rag or wear gloves when pulling the main thread to prevent cutting your fingers). To catch fish in reeds, you should lift the fishing rod up hard and pick the fish out of the nest directly. You have to pick the fish up and down along the reed, the height of which is higher than the height of the reed tip, and then pick it to the shore. Don't fly the fish directly to the shore, and don't pull the fish sideways in the reeds to avoid being hooked. If you catch a big fish (more than 500 grams), you should lift the fishing rod up, lift the fish out of the water, drag it to the shore on the water, and then copy the fish ashore with a net.

Fishing season and weather influence

Every year in late spring, reeds sprout and grow tall. Reed has become a natural barrier for fish, creating good conditions for fish to lay eggs, reproduce and have children. Fish often swim to the reeds to chase, play and feed. This is the best season of the year to catch crucian carp from reeds. It's raining in Mao Mao in summer, and fishing for crucian carp in reeds is no small gain. For example, the sun shines brightly, the water temperature is high, and fishing for crucian carp in reeds does not yield much. In autumn, reeds in some waters are cut and woven by local farmers. , leaving only reed stubble. When fishing, the bait should be hooked next to the reed pole and fall naturally. As long as there is fish, it will never be hollowed out.