Fishing For Breams In Wild, Use This "unconventional&qu

Bream, also known as grass bream, is a fish with a wide variety of recipes among freshwater fish. It eats bream and grass carp and bream, and it is very "greedy". As long as there are breams in the water, the first one to take the bait is usually the breams except for the miscellaneous fish. In addition, breams also have the habit of foraging in groups. As long as they catch breams, they can often have a few rods. Bream is not resistant to high temperatures and low temperatures. Entering the late autumn stage, it is also the time for bream to catch. Because breams are relatively wide in size and it is difficult to eat at the bottom, the more targeted fishing method is "fishing off the bottom".

Not only is breams relatively wide in size, but their mouths are slightly upturned. In fact, they are relatively typical middle and upper-level fish. When eating at the bottom, their bodies almost need to be "stand-standing". Strictly speaking, breams are not fish that feed on the bottom, so it is recognized that the best way to catch breams is to catch 20 cm from the bottom. When fishing for bream in the wild, it is still very different from the conventional fishing. Conventional transfer is actually just floating fishing, but the water layer of fishing is relatively deep, and this method is completely unsuitable for wild fishing scenarios. Because wild fishing is inevitable to move away from the fishing spot, the fishing gear is likely to deviate from the fishing spot and the fishing efficiency is poor.

Therefore, when fishing for fishing out of the bottom, the method of fishing out of the bottom is generally adopted to "reversely" fishing out of the bottom. Simply put, use a heavy lead sinker to the bottom, fix the fishing gear, and the sub-line and fish hook float off the bottom. To achieve this state, you need to pay attention to the combination of the fishing gear and the use of bait. For fishing sets, it is recommended to match a normal fishing line group with a single hook line. It is best to use a softer PE line in the sub-line. If the sub-line is too strong, it is difficult to float. Beads are commonly used for bait. Choose bright floating beads as bait. After they are in place, the sub-line will be pulled away from the bottom of the water. This is also the reason for using single hooks. If you use double hooks, it is easy to get entangled. The second method is to use popcorn, which is very popular and has very good buoyancy.

The bream is greedy and the choice of nesting materials is very diverse, and there is almost nothing that bream doesn't eat. The more common bran and rapeseed cake powder are very good nest ingredients. Because the fishing method is quite unique, you can also use the fish gathering technique of fishing while fishing. Add some flour to the powdered nest to adjust the viscosity, add water to form a ball, and then take a large lump of nest material to fix it on the lead sinker. After the fishing set is in place, the lead sinker and nest material lie on the bottom, and the hook and sub-line float on it, just below the hook. After the bream enters the nest, the first thing that is found is bait floating off the bottom. The bait from the bottom is more convenient for bait, so you will definitely eat the bait on the hook first.

Reverse fishing is actually quite useful for off-bottom fishing. It is not only suitable for off-bottom fishing, but also in places with many obstacles underwater. For example, when fishing crucian carp in dark grass and stone pestle areas, it is easy to hang the bottom, and it can also be matched into similar fishing gears. It is best to use a thin and long-handled fish hook, put a smaller foam particle to the hook handle, and hang a lighter earthworm or red worm, so that the bait and fish hook will be off the bottom, which can greatly reduce the occurrence of the bottom hanging phenomenon. Use reverse fishing to get off the bottom. Note that you usually hit the full rod, and the water line and sub-line should be slightly angled, otherwise it is easy to get entangled. As long as the fish eats the hook, it will bring up a lead sinker at the bottom of the water. Therefore, no matter what fish you catch, it is basically a top float.

The appearance of the top float is because the tension force received by the float becomes smaller. When the fish eats the hook, it is equivalent to bearing the weight of the lead sinker with the float, and the float will naturally be the top float. Please pay attention to favorites and likes, and update them on time every day. Thank you all fishing friends!