Perch is the most common predatory fish that lives in rivers, lakes and even seas. Despite its availability and ubiquity, catching a striped predator will give you a lot of positive emotions and a hefty dose of adrenaline. The main thing is to know the main secrets of catching perch.
Instructions
Step 1
You can catch a perch with almost any spinning lure, but of the whole variety, the main types should be distinguished. Spinning and oscillating lures are classic lures for catching striped predators. This fish responds well to yellow and white vibrations with a fluorescent strip or a holographic sticker. Spinners differ in size, petal shape and cutting method. For fishing at shallow depths, a 00-2 spinner is suitable. If the depth of the reservoir is more than two meters, use models 2-4. Good quality spinners work even at low drive speeds.
Step 2
Wobblers are considered one of the best types of perch bait. When choosing it, you should pay attention to the size and working depth. If there is no grass in the pond, a deep sea model will do. The bait must be led slowly until it buries its blade into the bottom. After that, pause until the wobbler pops up, then continue rewinding. Most often, bites with such a wiring occur during the diving of the wobbler. Walkers and poppers work well in the summer. In this case, the posting is carried out with strong jerks, the fish begins to attack the bait during the stop of reeling.
Step 3
Silicone baits are also used for perch fishing. In the warm season, a light vibrotail or a twister is required, the wiring must be done evenly. Autumn is the time for jigging, the lead is selected depending on the strength of the current and the depth of fishing. Silicone baits should be of a wide variety of colors and small sizes. Experiment, constantly change the bait. Since one silicone bait that mimics fish can attract a striped predator, another becomes an irritant, which causes the perch to attack.
Step 4
Stepped fishing is mainly used in the fall when fishing at a depth of more than two and a half meters. Beaters, spinners or jigs should be loaded in front. In this case, it is very important to choose the right ratio of the length of the line reeling and the time of the bait falling. The pause should be from one to eight seconds, when the bait touches the bottom, continue rotating the reel. With jerk wiring, the pause duration depends entirely on the water temperature. In warm water, the pause duration is reduced to a minimum; in autumn it can take up to ten seconds.
