Fishing with a net is one way to get a bountiful catch with a minimum of effort. In order to catch the maximum amount of fish, you need to know the features of installing nets in different bodies of water.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, you need to know that in order to fish with a net officially, you need to issue a special license. Without it, such fishing is illegal, and if you meet with fish protection inspectors, you will not only lose the entire catch and the nets themselves, but also end up with a large monetary fine.
Step 2
If you have a license, it is necessary to study the reservoir as best as possible before fishing. What is its depth, bottom topography, are there any cluttered areas, as well as areas with currents and holes. It does not hurt to ask the local fishermen in advance for the availability of fish and their habitat.
Step 3
If the bottom is gently sloping, there are practically no viscous sediments on it, and reeds and horsetails prevail from the coastal vegetation, then the nets must be placed close to the coast, having previously put on a special fishing overalls or pants from a chemical protection suit. It is advisable to put such a net at early dawn during a period of special activity of predatory fish.
Step 4
It is also possible to set up a network using a boat. To do this, you need to find a promontory protruding into the water. Move away from the cape and start setting nets at a depth of two meters perpendicular to the shore. When setting up networks, it is necessary to take into account the direction and speed of the wind. The fish that goes along the coast, at the moment of going around the cape, will be in the net. Experienced fishermen advise two people to put the net - it's easier and more effective.
Step 5
When choosing a net, it should be borne in mind that nylon nets are considered the most "catchy". They are practically invisible in the water, but they are quite difficult to place. Also, they must be properly stored. A simpler option is nylon nets.
Step 6
Today, in the fishing shops you can find a huge selection of various nets that are suitable not only for experienced fishermen, but also for beginner lovers of "net" fishing.
