What are the two states of good and bad fishing?

As follows:

Good mood: The sun sets, and golden light flows on the water, like a cheerful note written on a golden movement, playing a harmonious melody. Gazing leisurely at the water, waiting for the fish to bite.

I was in a bad mood: the waves were rippling on the river, which made my eyes sore, but no fish took the bait, so I sat down on the stone in anger. The scorching sun above your head made you sweat all over your body in no time. There were not many people around, only a few flies buzzing around on the river bank.

Fishing is not just about catching fish. Whether or not you catch fish is completely external to you. Fishing in mountains and waters is an indifferent, peaceful and transcendent artistic conception. Fishermen are placed in nature and enjoy the tranquility and comfort alone.

Fishing Tips:

1. Be diligent and move frequently to lure fish to the bait

The fishhook sinks to the bottom of the water and is not in an ideal position. Due to the complex geology under the water body, sometimes it happens to sink in rock crevices, on aquatic plants or under dead leaves. Sometimes it is covered by wooden pillars, hidden debris, or buried in small pits or mud. The fish cannot see the bait and are not suitable for feeding.

Therefore, during fishing activities, once you find that the fish has not moved for a long time, you should lift the fishing rod frequently and constantly change the position of the fishhook to increase the visual opportunities of the fish and lure the fish to take the bait.

2. Be flexible and attack in the east and attack in the west

Generally speaking, fishing targets cannot be defended. Even if the number of fish is scarce, or when you are waiting for a complete collection, you cannot stand still. After catching a few fish in one den, you should hook up and down in another den; and in one den, you should also take care of the front, rear, left, and right positions.

If no fish comes out of several feeding dens for the time being, you should try fishing for swimming fish near or far away from the feeding dens or in other grass, and constantly change fishing locations. There is a saying in fishing that "a shot will change the place" and "a hammer in the east and a stick in the west" have certain truth.

3. Be brave to explore and practice boldly

Many fishermen are brave enough to explore and take risks. They climb cliffs, pass through dense forests, and swim through desert rivers. They practice boldly and dare to try. Fishing for "forbidden areas" that others dare not touch; gaps between dense lotus leaves, areas with thick reeds, places with overgrown aquatic plants, and sides of fallen trees and slanting branches often yields more harvest.