Silver carp and bighead carp like heat and are relatively easy to catch in summer. What are the skills for fishing silver carp and bighead carp in summer?

Silver carp and bighead carp like heat and are relatively easy to catch in summer. What are the skills for fishing silver carp and bighead carp in summer? Silver carp and bighead carp like heat, and other fish don't want to bite when it is hot every day in summer, but silver carp and bighead carp are very active. We went fishing in broad daylight. If it's sunny and hot in Wan Li, and it's hard to catch other fish, we can try to catch silver carp and bighead carp. Fishing silver carp and bighead carp needs to choose high temperature days. The higher the temperature, the more active the silver carp and bighead carp are. However, it should be noted that fishing days need not only high temperature, but also higher standard air pressure. If it is cold, humid and hot, the dissolved oxygen in low-pressure water is low in this climate, and silver carp and bighead carp will stop foraging because of insufficient oxygen in the water.

It is easy to occur now, and it is common in hot days. Choosing a high-temperature and high-pressure fish for silver carp and bighead carp, if the method is used correctly, will certainly receive good results. Here are some ways to catch silver carp and bighead carp in summer.

0 1 No digging. Using highly atomized bait to lure fish, silver carp and bighead carp belong to pelagic species. They are filter-feeding species and only eat small particles of food in water. The bait that makes a nest will sink to the bottom of the water quickly when it falls into the water, which is not conducive to attracting fish, so we don't need to make a nest. You can use atomized bait. According to the atomization of bait, you can make nests to lure fish. In the early stage, according to the high frequency, the atomized bait was filled underwater, which had the actual effect of attracting fish.

There are two things to be done to lure fish with high-frequency rod pulling: First, the bait used is well atomized. The bait has strong atomization and can be atomized quickly after entering the water. As the bait gradually moves down, a three-dimensional atomization zone will be established from the lake surface to the underwater, and those atomized bait is the bait for attracting fish.

When making bait, we need to choose bait with strong atomization, and we can also add snow pollen to the bait to improve atomization or fire. In the case of baiting, the bait is usually hooked and the hook is empty. When the bait is atomized, the bait particles will move down, and silver carp and bighead carp just suck the hook into their mouths when eating the bait.

The second is to control the pumping frequency. At the beginning of fishing silver carp and bighead carp, the frequency of pulling rod is higher. The invention can generate a three-dimensional bait atomization zone in water, and quickly attract fish. Generally, 20 or 30 strokes are drawn continuously for 20 seconds. If there are silver carp and bighead carp around the fishing position, they will bite.

Choose deep water as the fishing position. Silver carp and bighead carp are very big and like to live in deep water every day. When we fish in a water area, we can choose the water depth as the fishing point. If the water depth is more than 3 meters, the fishing depth can be selected at about 2 meters. If the water depth is 2 meters, then the depth of our fishing can be about 1.5 meters. The water depth is about 1.5m, and about 1m can be selected. If the water depth is 1 m, you can choose to fish at 0.8Km; if the water depth is less than 1 m, it is not recommended to fish silver carp and bighead carp, which can hardly reach such shallow waters.

Single hook with bait to adjust the drift, the fishing eye is higher. First, measure the water depth. After measuring the water depth, determine how deep we should fish. Then Zen Yejiang used bait to clarify the fishing purpose according to the trimming of the tin pendant. The fishing list can be higher, and you can choose 4 singles and 5 singles. The main reason is that the net weight of our bait is different every time. Whether the bait is light or heavy, the change of drift net mesh will not easily endanger our fishing.

Look for the floating phase of silver carp and bighead carp bites and lift the hooks in time. Because silver carp and bighead carp float in the water to inhale bait, the floating phase is not particularly significant, and there are few black drifts or big top drifts. Their drifting postures are generally small: they drift slowly to the top 1 mesh 2, and then the next meal is strong, and the next meal is generally not. The float suddenly vibrates from side to side, but the vibration intensity is very small, generally not exceeding 1 mesh, which is also the residual bait of silver carp and bighead carp in the suction hook, so the rod can be lifted.

When the float slowly descends, it suddenly rises, and the floating force is very large, exceeding 2 meshes. The same is true of silver carp and bighead carp intercepting bait. When you see the float rising and the bait has entered the fish mouth, you should lift the rod quickly; The float wobbles quickly and then descends forcefully. This is also the case when silver carp and bighead carp suddenly swallow the bait when inhaling the bait. When they see the float drop, they should lift the pole quickly.

The float will not move after gradually rising or slowly falling, mainly because the silver carp and bighead carp absorb the bait in the hook and continue to absorb the bait in the hook, and they can also lift the pole. It can be seen from the above floating phase that the pole needs to be lifted quickly when the floating is strong, which is the floating phase of silver carp and bighead carp biting the hook.

Fishing silver carp and bighead carp is relatively simple. As long as you master the most important bait situation and frequency, you can catch silver carp and bighead carp well. This is my experience in fishing silver carp and bighead carp.