Last week he went fishing in the wild with a rookie, li, and he was crouching around the shore all morning, and he didn't move, and he was like, "why don't you get up there and i can't even see the fish stars?" i gave him a bottle of water, and i said to him, "you're not bad, you're not touching the doorway." says he's got a line saying, "good night, good night, good night, no rush." half an hour later, he caught the first catfish. In fact, fishing does not have to be a dead-end technique, and i sum up a seven-word strategy that covers the core of fishing, fishing, and drapes, and that's three years less to travel。
First sentence: “early catch up, late catch up, and no rush for noon.” this sentence refers to the match between fishing and fishing, the core being “to look for fish with the sun”. In the morning, the sun rises from the east and the water rises first, fish swims to the east for food; in the evening, the sun falls west, water is warm in the west bank and fish are transferred to the west bank; at noon, the sun shoots directly, the water is hot, and fish hides in deep or grassland, so that they do not rush to throw their poles and wait for the water to stabilize. Last week i took li to fish, and this morning i asked him to catch the grass on the east bank, and i had a nest in half an hour; at noon i changed the grass hole in the deep water, and he stayed on the east shore and the fish mouth stopped. Here's the details: two to three metres deep in the summer, one to one and a half metres shallow in the winter, and water temperature determines the depth of the fish。
Second sentence: “seize the grass without light, and have the grass without panic”. Fish are inherently afraid of natural enemies, and weeds are both hiding places and microbes and grass seeds for food, so “fish must be found where grass is found”. Every time i choose a fishing spot, i look for reeds, water peanuts or plumes on the shore, and without grass i look for rocks and dead stakes. The most easy mistake for a rookie is the light water zone, and last summer i was fishing with zhang, and he chose the open water area, and i was fishing on the grass, and i caught more than three pounds, and he only caught two little tits. Straw fishing is skillful: no grass-grassing on the edges (the grass-grass is easy to hang), no grass-caves (weedfish cannot get in), the grass-caves are the most suitable about 20 centimetres in diameter, and the poles are still lean。
The third sentence reads: “it's not the right thing to do. It's a waste of time”. Dwellings are the key to baiting fish, not just to grab the rice, but to adjust to water and fish. I summed up the “triple-column principle”: fatty water with crumbs (shrimp powder, shrimp powder), thin water with sweetness (honey, red sugar) and cold water with thickness (smelt powder, smelting agent). Last week i used fermented rice + 10 per cent red insect powder to hit my nest, with a fish star in half an hour, and next to my friends, with raw rice, until noon. There is also talk of wild fishing, “less and less”, with a small hand, once in an hour; black pits, “repeated”, with two pounds for the first time, half an hour. There's also a hole: don't use spoiled cover, it's bad in the summer, smell it first, don't use it, fish don't touch it。
Fourth sentence: “live bait bait bait, commodity bait to keep fish”. The dynamic attraction of live baits is stronger than that of commercial baits, which are suitable for rapid baiting; commercial baits adjust their state and are suitable for keeping fish. I used a combination of “live bait plus commercial baits” when fishing: hooking with red worms or earthworms (live bait baits) and a few commercial baits (sustained fish). New hands often make the mistake of using only one kind of bait, for example, in the winter, which is not enough; in the summer, only live bait is used, which is easy to eat by small fish. The seasons are adjusted for red insects in spring (high protein for fish in the immediate winter), earthworms in summer (sniffing fish) and commercial baits in autumn (food for fish). Last fall, i used red bugs for bait, twice as much as red bugs for friends。
The fifth sentence reads: “the line is small and the catch is high”. When the fish mouth is light, the line is too thick to block, and the hook is too big to suck in, which is why many people “have fish stars without mouths”. I have a fishing team based on the size of the fish: fish fishing with a 0. 8 main line + 0. 4 sub-line + 3 cuff hook; carp fishing with a 2 main line + 1 sub-line + 6 izzen hook (1-3 kg). Zhang used the 1. 5 main line + 0. 8 subline for the last time, although there was a fish star in the nest, drifted and had a mouth in the hands of a fishing team. Flysing is also done in conjunction with a line group: the line is finer than the line (twirling the water for two) to avoid false signals; the line is coarse (twirling the four for two) to ensure that the signal is clear。
The sixth sentence reads: "since it's raining, it's clear." rainy days are high in oxygen so that fish can swim to the nearest shore for food, and clear days are hot and fish are afraid of strong light and hide in deep waters. Last week it rained i caught the grass at a distance of 1. 2 metres, and i caught the fish, and i caught the migratory bay at a distance of 3 metres, and i could stabilize the fish. There is also a weather code: “since the south, deep in the north, left in the east, right in the west”, and warm in the south, cold in the north, and right in the east, fish will follow the wind. It's not too much to remember. It's just that it's "dry and clear." it's more than blind。
The seventh sentence reads: “standing patiently, changing the nest is a re-touch”. Fishing is the worst of all “unsatisfactory change of nests”, especially wild fishing, where time is needed and frequent change of nests is a waste of effort. I hit two to three nests during my wild fishing, each for 30 minutes, without a change of mouth; the black pit fish is so dense that they don't have a change of mouth for 20 minutes. Little li changed his nest after 10 minutes without a mouth, changed five nests or no fish; i guarded a grass hole, 40 minutes later with a hairpit, and caught a pound of a pole. But it's not a dead end: when you see a fish star in a nest and you don't have a mouth, you have to play with it。
These seven mouths look simple, but they are all the operational experiences that i have drawn from the pits — and i've made mistakes before in fishing for water, using rough wires, which the air force has not been able to access until a lot of times. Now, i'll give them the seven words, and then i'll take them to war, much faster than they'll do themselves. In fact, fishing does not have a “genscientific”, and it is difficult for the air force to master the basic techniques and to sum up the pattern with the mouth。
I wonder if you've got your own fishing machine? Or what do you think's the most practical? If you have a problem with a fish star without a mouth, you can ask me in the comment section, "let's talk together, don't turn around and fish."
