Hello everyone, I am Brother Huang. Winter is the best season to catch large-sized crucian carp, but the mouth of the fish is relatively light in winter. If you want to catch more than others, adjusting the float is the most important thing!
This article will share with you the most effective way to adjust floats when fishing crucian carp in winter. It has clear exports and a lot of practical information. Fishermen must read it carefully! It is recommended to bookmark it!
Here we recommend that you use fishing rods from 5.4 to 6.3, because crucian carp are crowded in deep water in winter, and you will find that the longer the rod, the bigger the fish you catch!
Now let’s talk about the line group: it is recommended to use about 1.0 here, because crucian carp cannot cut the main line of 1.0 at all. If the temperature is high, carp can be replaced with larger ones!
floats are recommended to eat about two grams of lead. The long rod is also easy to throw, so you can easily throw it to the fishing spot! Now we will share with you the float adjustment:
Step 1: First, tie the main line into the rod, insert the float, tie the fish hook with the eight-character ring, and then throw it into the fishing spot. You will find that the float completely sinks into the water. At this time, you can trim the lead until the float is exposed to the water surface and the float is trimmed!
Step 2: Hook up the lead and find the bottom, throw it into the fishing point again, and the float is completely pulled out of the water. At this time, push the float up until the float is exposed to the water surface, then remove the lead, hang the bait, throw it into the fishing point, and the float is exposed to the water surface and you can fish!
Many fishing friends are sending private messages to me what fish hooks are used for catching crucian carp in winter. Here we suggest that you use sleeve hook , which can be used to 4-to-6 sleeves. Basically, large-sized crucian carp can easily deal with it!
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