How can I catch carp?

The method of fishing carp is as follows:

It may be more attractive to choose bait suitable for common food sources of local carp. Adjust fishing skills: If you use a hand pole, you can try to move the float down a little and let the hook go deep into the water. In addition, double hooks can be used to increase the chance of catching carp. When throwing the pole, be careful not to throw it too far and keep it within the range of water depth. Pay attention to the weather and water conditions: Generally speaking, carp like moderate water temperature (about 20-25 degrees Celsius) and high pressure.

Fishing is the abbreviation of vertical rod fishing, commonly known as "fishing", which refers to an activity of lifting fish from rivers, lakes and reservoirs with fishing rods, hooks and fishing lines. There are two kinds of modern fishing: freshwater fishing and sea fishing. The former has techniques such as bottom fishing, running water fishing and middle-level fishing. The latter is divided into shore fishing and boat fishing.

Fishing activities in China first appeared in the Paleolithic Age of primitive society, and it has a history of thousands of years. The bone fishhook unearthed in Banpo, Xi, Shaanxi Province is about 6000 years ago, which is the earliest fishing cultural relic found in China.

In addition, many fishhooks were found in Neolithic cultures all over the country, such as Dawenkou Cultural Site, Ning 'an Site in Heilongjiang Province, Dacheng Mountain Site in Tangshan City, Hebei Province, Ashan Site in Baotou City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, etc. At this time, the fishhooks are mainly divided into barb type and non-barb type. It can be seen that the fishing activities in freshwater waters in inland areas were not only very common at that time, but also had a high technical level.

The exact written record of fishing activities can be found in the book of poems more than 2000 years ago. People have been fishing in the river.

Fishing, as a recreational activity, appeared as early as the pre-Qin period. In the ancient documents in the pre-Qin period, most of the records about fishing were from the perspective of culture and entertainment.

Liezi, for example, records why Zhan talked about the way of governing the country and keeping the country safe for fishing, and Kong Kangzhi records Zisi talking with fishermen during the Wei Dynasty, saying that he could not be greedy for money and so on. However, according to the literature, Jiang Taigong's fishing was first promoted as an recreational fishing activity.

The economic development in Qin and Han Dynasties brought the prosperity of feudal culture. Huan Kuan's "On the Theory of Salt and Iron and the Right to Stab" said that the Western Han Dynasty had a long history, and it was an aristocratic family, and the fisherman benefited, letting the dogs go and letting the rabbits go, and making full use of talents for cockfighting. Han Yan's Mourning for Time: "Fishing in the valleys, the world seeks immortality." It can be seen that fishing, as an entertainment activity, has gradually penetrated into people's lives.