Sophisticated anglers are looking forward to the arrival of the summer season in order to go out to the pond with pleasure. Indeed, it is in the summer months that large and small fish are successfully caught. If you have recently joined a fishing tribe and are not quite confident in a pond with tackles, arm yourself with useful tips and tricks. After all, fishermen are not born, they rather become.
It is necessary
- - telescopic rod;
- - a reel with a fishing line;
- - sinker;
- - bait.
Instructions
Step 1
From the point of view of experienced anglers, only the end and beginning of the summer period can be considered a favorable time when you will undoubtedly enjoy fishing, and not from being in the lap of nature. The rest of the time, you can only count on irregular outbreaks of biting, caused by the peculiarities of the life of fish and the atmospheric phenomenon. It is preferable to fish in the early hours (before noon) and in the evening (after five o'clock until dusk). Regardless of the time, you can try casting your rod after a thunderstorm or heavy rain. You can be very happy with the results.
Step 2
If you are a beginner angler, then your goal is to catch at least some fish. To build your confidence and get your hands on it, start by catching common minnows. To do this, you need a simple float rod and dungworms as an attachment. Maggots or bloodworms are great. Choose a shallow place with a sandy smooth bottom and a fast current (this can be a spit or a swiftness near a bridge).
Step 3
The main condition is that the bait should be dragged along the bottom with the help of the current. At the first bite, make a timely strike and remove the fish from the water. Some fish are very fond of swimming in muddy water, so if it's warm, go knee-deep and pick up the dregs. This type of fishing is quite exciting and is usually rewarded with thick minnows. By the way, chub and bream prefer to swim in troubled waters.
Step 4
In late July and early August, you can catch excellent specimens of chub, asp, bleak and rudd without bait and complementary foods in an uncomplicated way that will require maximum reaction from you and a minimum of rigging. You will need a long (telescopic) rod with guides equipped with a reel with line, medium hook and lead. Use butterflies, grasshoppers, or even small frogs as a bait.
Step 5
Place the bait on the hook so that you can hook with confidence even with the slightest bite. This method is practiced near locks and hydroelectric power plants, on streams, rivers and other bodies of water. The lure is lowered into the water and carried away by the current, draining the line from the drum. On vacation or when reeling in the line, strong bites may follow in the form of a sharp blow.
