Perch is a common freshwater fish. Although he is very bony, he still enjoys interest among fishermen. You can catch perch with a float rod, spinning rod, donks, on the girders. The largest individuals are usually caught on live bait, but sometimes also on bait.
It is necessary
- - ice screw;
- - a boat;
- - winter fishing rod;
- - spinning;
- - a feeder for bloodworms;
- - spinners;
- - fishing line (better monofilament).
Instructions
Step 1
You can go fishing for perch at any time of the year, but this fish is best caught on spoons in autumn and until spring, when it gathers in large flocks. His zhor is especially increased in the morning and evening hours. It is better to bait perch on ice in winter. To do this, you need a winter short rod.
Step 2
There are many different types of bait available on the market, but for the perch choose the silvery ones that are more visible in the water. Those that have a triangular shape or with a recess are good, the main thing is that the fish sees the play of light when the bait moves. A tee or double can be used as a hook on a lure. At the same time, the perch will catch on better and will not come off when playing.
Step 3
Choose a fishing spot, drill a hole and prepare your tackle. Dip the nozzle into the water and start to "spin" - lower the tackle and raise it, the main thing is that it does not reach the bottom. Usually the perch grabs the bait when it still hesitates for a few moments after lowering, but sometimes especially hungry individuals can chase after the already rising spoon.
Step 4
After the perch grabs the bait, there is something like a push on the rod. Immediately make a sharp sweep and start pulling out the fish. If you stop pecking in this hole, then go to the next one. To do this, drill a few in advance, or even better - feed the bloodworm in advance, at least half a day before fishing. Use special bottom feeders for bait.
Step 5
Perch can, although not so successfully, be trolled and in open water. For this you need a spinning rod. Again, determine in advance the places of the expected accumulation of fish, by winter they are already gathering in large schools in the pits. You can fish both from the shore and from a boat. The latter is preferable, because there is an opportunity to "shine" throughout the reservoir. But do not lower the tackle vertically into the water, as in winter, but throw it in a small sweep a few meters from the boat or shore. Then start winding the line onto the reel, while making small jerks to the right and left with the spinning rod. If the perch grabs the bait, then hook and pull the prey ashore.
