What Is Traditional Fishing And What Is Taiwanese Fishing?

Fishing is a method of catching fish. As early as 50,000 years ago, ancient humans began to use bone-making fish hooks to fish. Throughout history, people have regarded it as an outdoor activity that is beneficial to the body and mind. Due to different fishing methods, they can be divided into three categories: "traditional fishing", "taiwan fishing" and "lujah fishing". Let's take a look at what traditional fishing is and what Taiwanese fishing is!

1. What is traditional fishing?

"Traditional fishing" does not specifically refer to a certain fishing method, but to distinguish the title of "Taiwan fishing". It generally refers to all other fishing techniques except "Taiwan fishing" and "luya fishing". For example, long-rod short-line fishing, grain-margin fishing, hand-line fishing, and wheel-wheel fishing are all "traditional fishing". In fact, "traditional fishing" is also the most widely used fishing method for fishing friends in the country. Almost all fishing and water conditions have the corresponding "traditional fishing method".

2. What is Taiwan fishing?

"Taiwan fishing" is actually the abbreviation of "Taiwan fishing techniques". It was introduced from Taiwan to the mainland in the 1980s and soon became popular all over the country. Due to different fishing purposes, there are two major categories: "recreational Taiwan fishing" and "competitive Taiwan fishing". Among them, "recreational Taiwan fishing" advocates the use of simple equipment to experience the fun brought by fishing, while "competitive Taiwan fishing" is to use excellent equipment to increase the number of fishing catches as much as possible in a certain period of time.

3. The difference between traditional fishing and Taiwanese fishing

1. Fishing ground: "Traditional fishing" has almost no requirements for fishing grounds. In fact, almost all fish and water conditions have corresponding "traditional fishing methods"; "Taiwan fishing" has relatively high requirements for fishing grounds, for example, fishing spots with complex environments often have great limitations.

2. Fishing tackle: "Traditional fishing" does not require high requirements for fishing tackle. One rod, one line, and one box of bait are all the assets of "traditional fishing"; "table fishing" has relatively high requirements for fishing tackle, such as fishing rods, line sets, rod racks, fishing chairs, bait plates, etc.

3. Adjust the float: "Traditional fishing" is generally a bottom fishing and blunt fishing ("traditional fishing" can also fish floating and fishing), and its sensitivity is slightly inferior to "Taiwan fishing"; the biggest advantage of "Taiwan fishing" is its high sensitivity, and any minor changes underwater can accurately reflect on the float.

4. Bad: "Traditional fishing" can be used to make baits, and the most commonly used are natural baits such as earthworms, red worms, corn kernels, and wheat. "Taiwan fishing" mainly uses commercial baits, and the commonly used ones include blue crucian carp, September 18, crazy fishing, snail carp, large-slab carp, etc.

5. Buying a nest: "Traditional fishing" requires high requirements for baiting. Generally, they make a nest first and then fish. The more they catch, the fewer the fish in the nest; "Taiwan fishing" can be fished and lured. Each time the bait is thrown, it can be considered as baiting a nest, and the more fish in the nest will be caught, the more they catch.

6. Fishing: The fishing rate in "traditional fishing" may not be as good as in "Taiwan fishing", but individual fish are often larger than in "Taiwan fishing". In many cases, as long as there are fish bites the hook, they are almost all big fish; the fishing rate in "Taiwan fishing" is relatively high, but the largest number of fish are often small crucian carp and other small fish.