The fish is so powerful that it's almost like a submarine, and the fishing line is rattled

Many fishing friends have a special love for fishing For Thai carp, but they are far away from eating Thai carp, believing that the meat of Thai carp is not clean enough, soft and soft, and not delicious. Last year, there were anglers who boiled fish and sauerkraut fish, but they were not suitable for those who did not like to eat spicy.

Fishing for Thai carp fishing a lot, sending people, people are tired of eating.

Last night, I went to the old place to detoxify, and the big nest for three consecutive days really worked, and the big fish frequently took the bait. Although there are five fish for various reasons, there is a harvest!

The Thai carp is powerful, almost like a submarine, and the fishing line is squawking, and the feeling is really cool. Even the anglers next to you have to compete to play with the feel.

Thai mud carp, also known as "Rusta mud carp" or "Thai carp", is native to the Ganges River Basin and is a traditional cultured species in the South Asian subcontinent. China introduced aquaculture from Thailand in the 1970s.

Mud carp is shaped like a grass carp, with a rounded abdomen and large scales, most of which have red half-crescent markings (this is the most obvious difference from wheat carp), red eyes and fins, and a metallic luster when exposed to the water.

Once the thai carp is hooked, it desperately escapes, and even jumps out of the water, its strength may break the rod at any time, and the stimulation of walking fish makes the angler feel very enjoyable.

Every time the fishing rod was thrown and the lost rope was thrown, the last big fish had to throw the rod at least 3 times, and sometimes the 20-meter-long lost rope was not enough. Once the rod was thrown late, and a piglet-like Thai carp jumped out of the water to escape, and the fishing rod was broken in an instant.

Finally: Can a friend from the south tell me how to distinguish between mud carp and Thai carp? I have caught a lot of mud carp in Zhongshan, Guangdong, and others have told me that there are soil carp and Thai carp, but I still can't tell which one is which.