Fishing yarn

Fishing for different fish requires different sub lines, reducing the rate of running fish.
Sub line has been playing an important role in fishing activities. Whether in spring and autumn, or in summer and winter, if you want to catch fish smoothly, you have to pay attention to the sub line. In normal fishing, many fishermen will let the fish run away because they don't use the sub line properly. You know, running fish is the last thing you want to see. So, how can we avoid this situation from the perspective of sub line?

1. The fish's eating situation is different, so are the sub lines used

In different situations, the fish's eating situation is different. No matter fishing big fish or small fish, fish will have different eating situations because of different water quality, water temperature, etc., or because of their own reasons.

A raw fish is a fish that hasn't been caught by a hook for a long time. Because they haven't been scared, they are often very brave, they don't have much vigilance to the bait, and they won't try the bait at all before they swallow it. Therefore, when fishing them, the sub line can be appropriately short or slightly thick.

A light mouthed fish is one that has been caught by a hook many times. Among these fish, some escaped by eating shallowly and some were released by fishermen. No matter which, they will have a great defensive psychology to the bait. When fishing for this kind of fish, the fisherman should not only use the bait skillfully, but also choose the proper sub line. When fishing for this kind of fish, the sub line should not be too thick or too short. In addition, the sublines we selected should be soft and not too hard. Otherwise, the fish will have great difficulty in the process of baiting. In this way, it can effectively improve the fish rate.

Slippery mouth fish, similar to light mouth fish, is more cautious than light mouth fish. To get them to bait, the angler has to think. To catch this kind of fish, the sub line should not be too thick, because once the sub line is too thick, they can easily perceive the potential danger. If the water condition allows, the sub line should be longer. In this way, we can make the fish less alert. In addition, soft and thin sub line is the best choice when fishing for gliding fish. This kind of sub line can transmit the fish information to the fish float more quickly.

2. The weight of the fish is different, so are the sub lines used

In order to make the specifications of the sub line used match the weight of the fish, the fisherman must have a certain understanding of the sub line.The subline is a wire number. There are some differences in the diameter of the sub lines with different wire numbers. The smaller the wire number, the thinner the sub line, the larger the wire number, and the thicker the sub line. The impact force that the sub lines with different wire numbers can bear is also different. Of course, the minor of the sublines themselves is different. The high-quality sub line must be the sub line that is not easy to deform and rise. Good sub lines can easily adapt to high and low temperature environment, and feel very smooth.

The hardness of the sublines is different. The lower the hardness of the sub line, the softer the sub line, which is understood by the fishermen. In general, the low hardness of the sub line can reduce the difficulty of the fish when it sucks bait. On the contrary, the high hardness of the sub line can increase the difficulty of the fish when they are taking bait. If it's not a must, I don't suggest you use hard line to fish. However, this does not mean that hard sub lines have no advantages. When fishing with a harder sub line, the fish float receives the fish information very quickly.When fishing small fish, the sub line should be smaller. When fishing for big fish, the sub line should be thicker. After all, the weight of the fish and the struggle after the middle hook will be exerted on the rod and the sub line. If the sub line is too thin when fishing large fish, it is likely to break the line.

3. When fishing, it is more scientific to use how many sub lines

In fact, there is no specific standard for the length of sublines. Some fishermen often ask questions about how long the sub line is needed to catch a certain kind of fish. In fact, many questions have no fixed answer. Although some people will answer: when fishing small crucian carp, should use 15 mm sub line. When fishing for large crucian carp, use 28 mm sub line. Although these answers have some basis, they are mixed with many personal habits.As long as the fisherman remembers, there is no fixed rule for fishing, and there is no unchangeable standard for using sub lines. If a fisherman wants to have a good catch, he must observe the fishing environment and the fish situation.