Perch is considered one of the most common types of fish. Perhaps there is no angler who ignores such prey. Catching a large perch is not at all easy, because at different times of the year it is caught in different ways. For the fisherman using spinning there are secrets of fishing for perch.
It is necessary
- - spinning;
- - fishing line;
- - baubles;
- - bait.
Instructions
Step 1
It is necessary to choose the tackle that is best suited for catching perches. The spinning rod should be with a soft sensitive tip, length from 2 to 2.5 m. The diameter of the line is best to choose 0, 20-0, 25 mm. The line must be wound around the spool so that 3 mm remains to the edge of the spool. It is advisable to choose a spinning spoon with a petal length up to 6 cm.
Step 2
Finding bait for perch is not difficult. In this matter, you will have a huge choice. You can opt for fish fry such as rudd or roach. Any of the larvae is also suitable, it can be a caddis florist or a worm. Perch is easy to catch for meat, try pork. If you wish, you can find insect larvae, the fish may well be interested in this.
Step 3
When fishing for perches, weather and natural factors must be taken into account. It is best to fish on warm, slightly rainy days. It is better to choose the time for fishing based on the direction of the wind, it should blow in the back. The best habitat for perch is considered to be not heavily polluted rivers, which are well saturated with oxygen.
Step 4
The easiest way to spot a perch is by strong splashes. This is due to the fact that the fish swims very quickly after their smaller prey. In this case, the fisherman must cast the spoon 2 m further than the splash. This will increase the likelihood of the fish catching the bait. If there are no such spikes, you just do not need to limit yourself to the casting distance.
Step 5
Cast the spinning rod, let the bait go down to the bottom, make a few turns of the reel at a moderate pace. Now let the bait fall to the bottom again. If the fish did not bite, lower the bait to the bottom again. After touching the ground, gradually rotate the coil 3 turns. This technique is called "stepped" and is most commonly used by fishermen.
Step 6
When the moment of bite has come, you need to sharply hook the fish. After that, the line is wound onto a reel. Depending on the size of the perch, you need to pull it in different ways. A small perch can be pulled out only with the help of a spinning rod, and for a large one you will need to substitute a net, otherwise the line may break.
