sub-lines have completely different performances in actual fishing. When choosing a sub-line, you should make a reasonable choice based on the fish situation and the target fish. There is no saying that long is better than short, and there is no saying that short is better than long. However, for wild fishing, short sub-lines are used more often. When it’s cold in winter, it’s natural to mainly fish crucian carp . When fishing crucian carp in winter, is it better to have a longer sub-line or a shorter one?
The lengths of the sub-lines are different. First, the swing after entering the water will be very different. The longer the sub-line, the greater the swing and the longer it takes to be fully in place. Therefore, if you fish for crucian carp in the wild during the season when there are more miscellaneous fish, it is best to use a shorter sub-line, which can reduce the swing time of the sub-line and easily pass through the miscellaneous fish layer. Because the bait for fishing crucian carp is often not heavy, if the swing time is long, it will give the miscellaneous fish more time to catch up with the bait, resulting in the bait on the hook being eaten by the miscellaneous fish before the fishing group is in place. However, the number of miscellaneous fish is small in winter, and the swinging process of bait actually has a certain fish luring effect, so it is best to use longer sub-lines in winter.
Another advantage of the long sub-thread is that it feels softer. This will cause differences in the length of the sub-threads and the palatability. The sub-thread is relatively short and tends to be hard. In winter, the mouth of crucian carp is lighter and is more likely to be blocked. The softer eldest son line can better reduce the foreign body sensation when crucian carp eats. However, it is also related to the fishing method. If you use traditional fishing, because leads to , the sub-line lies on the bottom, and the thicker sub-line will not block the mouth. However, a very short sub-line must be used. As long as the fish touches the bait, the action will be quickly transmitted to the lead pendant, so that many opportunities to lift the rod will not be missed.
The short sub-line has an advantage, that is, the floating phase is transmitted more timely. From this point of view, short sub-lines should be used in winter. The sub-line is long, and the signal will be slightly lost when passing . However, we must keep in mind that crucian carp is not in good eating condition in winter, and timely signal transmission may not be a good thing. The eldest sub-line that can filter out some slight movements is a better choice. Because the eldest sub-line is blunt, it ensures that the floating phase is more powerful, that is, there are more real mouths. Although the floating phase may be lighter, it will have a higher fish rate. Therefore, bluntness is a double-edged sword. There is no good or bad distinction. The key is to look at the characteristics of the fish. There is a difference between the
sub-line and the main line, especially the thinner sub-line. Generally speaking, the main line should be "rigid", that is, the ductility is relatively poor. The advantage of this is that it facilitates the transmission of somatosensory movements. In Taiwan fishing, blood circulation is not very useful, but it is particularly important in lure fishing method. The sub-threads are softer and more "ductile". The sub-lines are of different lengths, and the extended lengths are naturally also different. This is somewhat similar to the same spring, just different lengths. Therefore, the eldest sub-line is stronger. When fishing crucian carp in winter, using a thinner but longer sub-line will not break the line easily. In other words, if the sub-line is longer, we can use a thinner sub-line to catch larger crucian carp. The thickness of the sub-line is very important for winter fishing. The thinner the line, the more fish will open. Sometimes there are fish stars on the water surface, but crucian carp just won’t bite the hook, and changes often occur immediately when smaller sub-lines are replaced.
Therefore, in winter, the traditional fishing sub-line should be as short as possible, or slightly thicker, so that there will be no blockage, and it can also reduce the risk of line breakage when weeds hang on. If you want to play Taiwan fishing, the sub-line should be appropriately longer and as thin as possible. Please pay attention, collect and like, it will be updated on time every day, thank you fishing friends!
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