Yesterday I wrote an article introducing the three habits of carp, which mentioned that carp fishing should be less nesting, and in order to improve fishing efficiency and let carp better find bait, it is recommended to "fish for the edge of the nest".
Today's article can be said to be a supplement to yesterday's content, mainly around the matter of nesting. Because it is very important to fish for carp and make a nest, and many anglers who are not good at catching carp and are always in the Air Force, it is often the step of nesting that goes wrong.
If you want to catch carp well, I think you must first change your thinking and get rid of the habit of hitting heavy nests. I dare to say that 80% of the anglers are accustomed to playing heavy nests, half a pack of old altar starts, and some even play one or two packs, which will only waste nest material and reduce fishing efficiency!
Fishing near the nest and fishing far away is very suitable for carp
I believe that many fishing friends have heard this sentence, but there are few who have really done it, not that this operation is difficult, but everyone is lazy to do it.
Most anglers are accustomed to throwing the nest material directly to the floating position, which means that the bait falls just in the nest pile.
If there are a lot of fish, this is fine, and if you have less nest material, there is no problem.
I'm afraid that the fish resources are not good, only one or two come in half a day, and the nest material has hit a lot, which is equivalent to feeding the fish, and it is really difficult for the fish to find bait in a pile of nest material.
What's more, the carp is also very cunning, it will start eating from the outside of the nest, and then eat the scattered nest material, and when the outside is finished, and at the same time feel that there is no danger, it will eat in the middle.
And "near the nest, far fishing", from a certain point of view, it is considered to achieve the separation of the nest bait, according to the eating habits of carp, there is a good chance to quickly catch the fish.
How to operate near nesting and far fishing
The operation method is very simple, and we can pay attention to three main precautions.
1. Try to make as little material as possible, like Laotan corn, just hit 1~2 handfuls, don't exceed 3 handfuls, don't play half a pack at every turn.
2. The nest material should be hit on the inside of the float, about one meter away from the float, if the fish is relatively large, the distance between the nest material and the bait can be pulled larger. When fishing later, we don't mean that it must be fixed at a point, the position of the hook is 30 cm, 50 cm, 1 meter or 2 meters away from the nest material, you just need to remember the position of the nest material.
3. After playing the nest material, there is no need to rush to fish, you can wait for an hour, the resources are good and wait for 30~40 minutes, and the resources are poor for 1~2 hours.
Some people will be worried, just hit so little nest material, will the carp eat quickly, eat and leave, wait an hour or two to go fishing, can you catch it?
The nest is small, but the carp will not go, because it is not full, and will only wander around the neighborhood to see if there is anything to eat. If you beat a lot of nest material and feed it thoroughly, it won't come back, and what are you doing when you're full, it's definitely going to play.
Do you want to make up the nest?
If you're playing a heavy nest, don't make it up. If you play according to my method, only one or two nest materials, then you can make up the nest according to the situation.
In fact, my suggestion is to hit 2~3 nests, wait for an hour to start fishing after playing, and if there is no mouth for 20~30 minutes, change to the next den.
If you only make one nest, if you wait for an hour to go fishing and have no mouth, then I also suggest that you don't keep it any longer, you can change places, and then come back after a while and throw two rods.
If a nest does not produce fish, I suggest that you do not make up the nest, but make two or three (regardless of size, whether you have caught it or not), you can make up a little, but the amount of nest is less, seven or eight, a dozen corns are enough.
Finally, let's talk about whether those "old six fishing methods" are useful
What is the "Lao Liu's fishing method"? It is those nesting methods that wear corn with toothpicks or cotton thread, or wrap it in stockings.
The purpose of this is to make it difficult for the carp to eat the nest material, so that it is not so easy to eat the nest material, which can not only prolong the time that the fish stay in the nest, but also encourage the fish to bite the bait.
This method is theoretically feasible, but the theory is theoretical, and the actual combat is another matter, at least I have tried many times, the catch has not been particularly improved, and there are one or two fishing OK, but the weather is good in those days, and other normal nesting anglers have also caught.
I don't know what fishing friends think of this "old six fishing method", have any of you tried it?