Selection Of Bream Fishing Spots And Bait Preparation Techni

Bream is a widely distributed freshwater aquaculture fish that mainly lives in tributaries of lakes and rivers. It is a species of fish that fishermen often encounter when fishing out in the wild. Just like fishing for other fish, there are certain skills in fishing. Let’s choose from fishing spots and fishing spots.

1. When choosing a fishing spot in open water, it is best to choose the tip of the plow or the turning point of the river. In addition, Huishui Bay is also a good fishing spot. April to June of each year is the breeding season for breams. At this time, it is advisable to choose a river berth and lake with a water depth of 1.5 to 2 meters. It is best to have lush aquatic plants and soft sludge at the bottom of the water. When there is running water at the selected fishing position, fish under the flowing water and there is wind, and then fish the downwind. In mobile water areas, generally, you should choose a place where the water flow is not fast and the bottom of the water is sand and gravel.

2. When choosing a fishing spot in waters with more aquatic plants, you need to pay attention to the bream's own habits and foraging habits. From a habitual perspective, most breams swim outside the aquatic plants and like to swim continuously for food rather than swimming in a certain water area. Therefore, when making a nest, you should make a few more nests to find traces. Although most breams cannot swim in places with dense water and grass, if there is a larger water hole in some of them, it is often a place where there are a lot of fish gatherings. In bright waters without aquatic plants, you should find a place with slightly low-lying bottom or obstacles.

3. In addition to the above two points, there are many habits that help us decide the fishing spot. For example, breams like to lick the moss that grows on wooden stakes, stone pillars and snails that grow on them, and like to catch small shrimps, fish and other small animals that linger near them. When it is cold in winter, breams swim into deep water to avoid the cold, and are difficult to catch in shallow water. In winter, floating objects fixed on the water surface or a rotten aquatic plants are enough as long as there is an appropriate water depth below. If there are no obvious floating objects and obstacles in the river pond, you can choose a place where the depth and shallow junction is.

2. Preparation of bait

Although breams are mainly herbivorous, they are actually omnivorous fish species, and they also eat meat baits such as red worm baits and earthworm baits. Breams often come and go in groups, and as long as one runs, other fish will follow. Therefore, if you accidentally unhook the fish during fishing, you must go to a further place to make a nest and gather the fish again. Below are three commonly used baits for fishing, rapeseed cakes and peanut cakes. When mixing bait, it is best to have half dry and half wet. After throwing it into the water, some sink to the bottom, some slowly sink, and some float on the water surface. This way the aroma can easily spread around, and bream can easily find food, which can make it more convenient for us to fish bream.

2. Wheat bran noodles

The so-called wheat bran bread bread refers to first hanging the dough bait on the fishing hook, then wrapping the wheat bran outside the dough bait, and finally making the bait into a ball shape. The advantage of wheat bran bread noodles is that it can combine fishing, allowing nest making and fishing to be carried out simultaneously. Wheat bran can better atomize large areas of water to form a three-dimensional nest area. Once the bream enters the nest, it is like entering a "bread" room and can't stay there for a long time. Pay attention to using wheat bran bread noodles. First, there must be a certain number of fish in the fishing waters. Second, do not lift the rod frequently, and it is better to guard it.

3. Dishes lees, tofu dregs, crushed bean cakes

In addition to the above two commonly used baits, you can also use these three raw materials to mix the bait when fishing for bream. It is important to note that the bait should not be too sticky or too dispersed, so it is better to spread it when it enters the water. The crushed bean cakes with a large specific weight sink to the bottom of the water quickly, while the light-weight wine lees and bean dregs absorb water and slowly sink. At this time, there is all bait from the water surface to the bottom of the water, forming a three-dimensional bait net, which has obvious effect on attracting fish. The bait can be hooked by fine earthworms, shrimps, maggots, red worms, etc. It is best to use red worm bait in winter. When fishing in winter, red worm bait has great temptation to various fish.