Even the cold won't stop a real fisherman. Fishing in winter is possible with rods, girders and nets. So how do you pull a huge 50 meter tackle under the ice? It turns out to be very simple.
It is necessary
Net, paw, pole, chainsaw, rope
Instructions
Step 1
It is difficult for one to put a net for fishing in winter, this task is within the power of two or three fishermen in one team. To begin with, they clear the selected place from the snow and cut it down with an ice pick or cut out a rectangular ice hole with a chainsaw, which is called a lane. Its dimensions should be within 40x80 cm. Several smaller holes are prepared from it in a straight line every 2-3 m. And at the end of the supposed end of the network, the lane is cut again.
Step 2
Pieces of polystyrene or empty closed plastic bottles on twine are tied to the upper selection of the network, the network itself is well equipped with sinkers. This is done to prevent the edge of the net from freezing to the growing ice. Such "floats" will be a kind of buffer between the ice and the net, and when the tackle is removed, the string will simply break off, and the net can be freely pulled out of the water.
Step 3
The hardest part is pulling under the ice. For this, various mechanisms can be used to facilitate manual labor. But if they are not there, then a long pole is lowered into the first lane, with a rope tied, and pushed under water in the direction of the first hole. There the second fisherman helps to redirect the pole to the next hole. And so on until the last ice hole.
Step 4
A net is tied to a rope stretched in the water and lowered into the lane. Gradually, from hole to hole, it is set under the ice. Strong poles are placed across the lanes and holes, and the net is tied to the middle of them by ropes. And that's all, it remains only to periodically pull out the tackle and collect the catch. Re-install only another dry net.
