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When it comes to fishing for silver carp with a rod, that's a great thing!
Silver carp bighead carp silly large, active case drift phase relatively single, eating action under the meal or black drift powerful, after the hook escape quickly, especially the large individual silver carp, after the hook is heavy and powerful, pulling the fishing line "squeak" sound.
In addition, silver carp like to live in groups and are relatively "silly", once the fish are lured into the nest is a group, even if the sound of walking fish in the fishing is louder, there is rarely a phenomenon of "frightening nest" and "blowing nest".
In this way, silver carp has become a lot of anglers, the main target fish when hand rod fishing.
< h1 class= "pgc-h-center-line" > the basic cause of not hitting a fish or decoupling</h1>
However, although silver carp is easy to fish, fishing is also enjoyable, but many anglers in the fishing, often appear to have a floating rod to stab the fish, only feel that there is a sense of but not hit the fish, or after the fish walking the fish in the process of the fish and decoupling phenomenon!
What's going on?
If the above phenomenon occurs occasionally, it may be related to the individual scratching too early or too late!
If the above phenomenon often occurs, in addition to adjusting the timing of grasping, we can also pull up or down to float for a distance to re-accurately find the foraging swimming layer of silver carp.
When there is no problem with the above reasons, but there are still often no fish or running fish in the fishing, we must find the details of the reason from the fish hook!
For example, the hook tip is not sharp; the hook is not deformed; whether the size of the hook matches the size of the silver carp.
In addition to these, the hook type we use is also the key to determining the rate of running fish when fishing for silver carp!
<h1 class= "pgc-h-center-line" > the disadvantages of the Ishini hook type when catching silver carp on a hand rod</h1>
Many anglers like to use a thicket of the hook, a thicker hook, a deeper hook, and a slightly curved isenic hook type when using a hand rod.
truly! The hook type of Isena is the most commonly used when we use multi-hook fishing groups such as "water monsters", "flaps", "eagle claws" and so on with sea rods, and float or bottom fishing for silver carp.
However, when we use a hand rod to make silver carp fishing, is Isena's hook type still suitable?
Before analyzing this question, let's recall the lips of the silver carp.
Silver carp are filter-feeding fish, although the mouth is larger, but their lips are thinner, and the mouth is hard, less fleshy and boney, which is completely different from the lips of carp, bluefish and grass carp!
Because the mouth of silver carp is less fleshy and boney, it generally requires greater strength and speed when lifting the rod to stab the fish, so as to be able to better pierce the mouth of the fish and reduce the probability of decoupling and running fish.
After recalling the fish mouth of the silver carp, we are analyzing the hook type of Ishini.
The Ishine hook is thicker and deeper, and the distance between the hook tip and the hook handle is shorter, and most of the hook tips are slightly curved inward.
This hook type is used as a large-sized fish with thicker mouth meat such as carp and bluefish, the slightly curved hook tip and the deeper hook depth can be deeply bent into the flesh of the fish mouth, and the deeper hook is deeper, which is easier to pierce the mouth of the fish and reduce the running rate.
However, when we use the Ishine hook type as a bighead carp, is it as easy to use as carp and bluefish, and it is as easy to pierce the mouth of the fish and reduce the running rate?
In actual fishing, this is not the case!
First of all: Ishinillo's inwardly curved hook tip, after piercing the thin flesh of the carp's mouth, is more susceptible to the influence of the fish bone and slides out of the fish's mouth, and the phenomenon of lifting the rod has a feeling but an empty rod.
Secondly: the distance between the tip of the Ishini hook and the hook handle is shorter, and the space in the mouth of the silver carp is larger, and the fish is pulled obliquely by the fishing line when stabbing, and there is a certain angle between the hook tip and the hook handle and the fishing line. Affected by the angle and the distance between the hook tip and the hook handle, the hook handle is easy to block the hook spike fish, so that the fish hook is not firm, and the phenomenon of the middle fish is decoupled.
The above two reasons are the drawbacks of the Ishini hook type when the hand rod is used to catch silver carp, and it is also the main reason why there is a sense of not hitting the fish or the middle fish is decoupled.
Here, some anglers may ask: Since the Ishini hook type has drawbacks in fishing for silver carp, why do the hooks of the "water monster" and "flap" sea rod fishing group use Iseni more?
This is mainly due to the difference in the fishing set of the hand rod and the sea rod, and the different ways of stinging fish. The hand rod fishing group stinger is active stinging, and the sea rod fishing group stingray is passive stinging.
Since the Ishini hook type has certain drawbacks when the hand rod is used to catch silver carp, which is easy to cause decoupling and running fish, which hook type hand rod is better for fishing for silver carp?
Personally recommend the new Kanto thornless hook type and Izu have a thorn hook type!
However, many anglers are not accustomed to using spineless hooks when catching large fish. Especially some new anglers, feel that the fishing rate without the thornless hook is larger, and the thornless hook is not assured when fishing for large fish, so here we will only say that Izu has a thorn hook.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-center-line" > the advantage of the Izu hook type when fishing for silver carp on a hand rod</h1>
In the title we write: Hand rod fishing for silver carp, why did Izu defeat Isena and become the real silver carp "killer"? This is mainly related to the advantages of the Izu hook type when fishing for silver carp with a hand rod!
First of all: the hook strip of the Izu hook type is thinner than the Ishini hook type.
We know that silver carp is a filter-feeding fish, it will only use atomized bait and bait balls when feeding, and will not be swallowed like carp and bluefish. When silver carp sucks bait in the water layer, its bait suction is significantly lighter than the swallowing action of other fish.
The Izu hook type has a thinner hook than the Ishine hook type, and the weight of the fish hook of the same size is relatively light. Although the thin hook strip causes the Izu to be less resistant to tensile than isini, the lighter Izu hook type is easier to let the silver carp suck the hook into the mouth, and the floating phase of the next ton is also significantly larger, and the next movement will be more crisp.
Secondly: unlike Ishini, the izu hook-type hook handle and hook tip are not in the same plane.
The special design of the Izu hook type is that the hook tip and the hook handle are not in a plane, and its hook tip has a design of about 5 degrees of valgus, so we also call it "crooked hook".
It is precisely because the hook tip and the hook handle of the Izu hook type are not in the same plane, and the crooked mouth design appears, which makes the Izu hook type another classic hook type!
This crooked design of the hook tip is turned outward, which greatly reduces the chance of the hook handle blocking the hook spike fish during fishing, which also greatly improves the fishing rate. Of course, the same is true when fishing for silver carp with a rod!
Finally: the Izu hook tip is straighter without the slight inward bending phenomenon of the hook tip of The Ishine.
As mentioned above, the tip of Ishini's hook is slightly curved inward, which is not conducive to piercing the mouth of silver carp with less flesh and more bones when fishing for silver carp with a hand rod.
However, the Izu hook type or the new Kanto hook type is the opposite of the hook tip of the Ishine hook type. Their hook tip does not have an inward bending phenomenon, and is relatively straight, so that the hook tip is more powerful and will not slip out of the mouth due to the inward bending of the hook tip. At the same time, the hook tip is more forceful and it is easier to pierce the mouth of the fish.
These are the three advantages of the Izu hook type when fishing for silver carp with a hand rod.
Through the analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the Ishine hook type and the Izu hook type, when the hand rod is used to catch silver carp, we can see that the Izu hook type is superior to the Ishini hook type, and it is the real "killer" of the hand rod fishing for silver carp!
Regarding the choice of hooks for hand rod fishing for silver carp, the advantages and disadvantages of Izu and Isena are first discussed with the anglers.
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