For bream fishing, use 30 to 50 centimeters of line.

The specific length of the subline depends on the fish conditions, for example, when fishing for bream with a mouth of 30-40 cm subline, when fishing for smooth mouth or slow fish with 40-50 cm subline, the advantage of the long subline is the strong concealment, the "pendulum" effect is obvious, the disadvantage is that the fish news is slow, the advantage of short subline is that the fish news is fast, accurate catching, the disadvantage is that the fish news is fast, accurate catching, the disadvantage of the short subline is that the fish news is fast, accurate catching, the disadvantage of the short sub-line The advantage of a short fishing line is that it is fast and accurate, but the disadvantage is that it is easy to arouse the vigilance of the fish.

1.0+0.6 line set for small bream can be used with 1.0 main line, 0.6 subline, hooks with 3-4 sleeve hooks, 0.1-0.3 Shinkanto hooks, 2-3 Ido hooks, this line set is suitable for small bream up to 1 catty.

1.2+0.8 line for medium-sized bream can be used with No.1.0 main line, No.0.6 subline, No.4-5 sleeve hooks, No.0.3-0.5 Shinkanto hooks, and No.3-4 Ido hooks, which is suitable for bream up to 1-2 catties, and also for bream up to 2-3 catties in winter.

1.5+1.0 line for big bream can be used with 1.5 main line, 1.0 subline, hooks with 5-6 sleeve hooks, 0.5-0.8 Shinkanto hooks, 4-5 Ido hooks, this line is suitable for fishing for 2-3 pounds of bream, and in winter it is also suitable for fishing for big bream over 3 pounds.

Bream Introduction:

Bream, chordate bryozoans, also known as bream, also known as long-bodied bream, bream, bream, oil bream; the ancient name of the hew head bream, shrinking bream. In China, bream is also known as pomfrets, bream, and wuchang fish. The bream is a herbivorous fish, fish species and adults to bitter grass, eye of vegetables and other aquatic vascular plants as the main food, but also can eat part of the lake bottom plant debris and a small amount of zooplankton.

The bream has a greenish-gray back, silver-gray sides, and a silver-white belly; the scales on the side of the body are grayish-white at the base and grayish-black at the edges, forming grayish-white stripes. The side of the body is flat and high, diamond-shaped. Head small, dorsum sharply elevated behind head. The supraorbital bones are small, thin, and triangular. The mouth is small, anteriorly positioned, with a widely curved fissure. Maxillary and mandibular corners undeveloped.

Dorsal fin with stiff spines, spines shorter than head length; pectoral fin shorter, reaching or only reaching base of ventral fin, first pectoral fin bar in males plump, slightly wavy-curved; anal fin base long, with 27-32 branched fin bars. Ventral ribs complete, caudal peduncle short and high. The swim bladder is 3-chambered, with the middle chamber being the largest and the posterior chamber smaller.