Path, or in another way roach, is considered one of the most common fish that inhabit lakes and rivers. Its body is covered with silvery scales that shimmer in the sun with all the colors of the rainbow, and its fins have a bright red color, similar to a rudd. The soroga is very unpretentious, capable of surviving even in sea bays. But how to catch roach in the winter season, not every novice fisherman knows.
It is necessary
- - winter fishing rod;
- - fishing line;
- - sinker;
- - nod;
- - jig;
- - drill;
- - skimmer;
- - nozzle.
Instructions
Step 1
With the onset of cold weather, the track moves to depth. The fish keeps close to pits, underwater cliffs, near the channel and whirlpools. A few days after the formation of ice, the winter biting of roach begins, it is caught throughout the winter, but it is better on the first and last ice.
Step 2
A rod for winter fishing for roach should be comfortable. Its handle should fit comfortably in the hand, made of foam or cork). Choose the thinnest rig, as roach simply doesn't take a rod with a coarse jig and thick fishing line. The fishing line will do 0.08 millimeters, the size of the hook can vary from # 2 to # 4, sharpen the sting periodically while fishing.
Step 3
Choose a jig depending on the conditions and depth. In the absence of currents and in shallow depths, use the shallowest jigs. For slightly deeper (4-5 meters) use medium, for deeper - heavy. The shape of the jig should resemble any aquatic organism, the color depends on the illumination. In dark and cloudy weather, use a light color, but in clear weather, dull jigs are perfect.
Step 4
Equip your rod with a resilient and long nod that can be made of polycarbonate, clock spring, or metallized lavsan. It is best to catch a magpie with a jig with a nozzle, which can be a maggot, caddis flies or a burdock moth larva.
Step 5
Make several holes with a drill, remove snow and ice from the water with a slotted spoon. Start posting with a gliding jig drop. After every 30 centimeters of descent, slow down, thereby creating the effect of a naturally falling feed. This will give the fish an opportunity to notice the bait and find out the level of movement of the roach, since bites often occur in half-water.
Step 6
If gliding and stepping does not work, go bottom fishing. The bait should break away from the bottom only by 3-5 centimeters, fall and fidget, while forming a cloud of turbidity. Such movements are very tempting for the track, they imitate a swarming larva.
Step 7
The magpie bites in a peculiar way, mostly unnoticeable. The nod either flinches slightly or is momentarily delayed. Such a bite can be safely mistaken for a hold; any suspicious movement should be followed by a quick strike. Do not rush to play large fish, as it is quite active.
