It only seems that fishing is a very simple hobby and there is nothing complicated about it. In fact, there are a lot of subtleties in this matter. Including you need to properly equip the rod, because your catch depends on the rig. Even the most expensive rod with the wrong rig won't bring you good luck fishing.
It is necessary
- Fishing rod
- Fishing line
- Sinker
- Float
- Hook
Instructions
Step 1
At the very beginning, you need to decide what kind of fish you plan to catch on fishing. The rigging of the fishing rod directly depends on this.
Step 2
Then you need to prepare gear for a specific fish, taking into account its estimated weight, because the thickness of the line and the size of the hook depend on this. It is necessary to lay out all the tackle within walking distance so that it is convenient to equip the fishing rod. We will need: a rod, a reel, a fishing line, a float, a set of sinkers, a hook.
Step 3
You need to wind the line on the spool. Then a reel of line is attached to the rod. The end of the line is pulled through the rings of the rod (if the rod is non-slip, then the line only needs to be passed through the top ring) and pulled out to a level just below the reel.
Step 4
Then we attach the float to the fishing line. If the float is through, then just pass the fishing line through it and fix it. Conventional floats are attached with special stoppers. The color of the float only affects your perception of the bite. But the choice of material and the size of the float must be approached more seriously. The smaller the fish, or the more careful its bite, the more sensitive and lighter the float should be.
Step 5
After that we attach a hook to the end of the fishing line. The hook size also depends on the fish you expect. In any case, the hook must be sharp so that there are no offensive gatherings.
Step 6
At the end, you need to load the tackle. To do this, you need to choose from a set of sinkers the sinker you need by weight and attach it between the hook and the line so that the float sinks in the water by two-thirds. By adding and removing lead weights you can achieve exactly this weight. It is better to load the fishing rod directly on the pond.
Step 7
The last step in rigging your rod is to set the bait. As soon as the bait or bait is hooked, the rod can be considered equipped and completely ready for fishing.
