Shark-pointed fish is also called sardine, sand vertebra. Life habit is to make a hole in the sand on the beach (underwater), bury your body in the sand, and only one head is exposed. When the tide is high and low, you eat food such as insects and shrimps. Commonly used bait worms (Nereis) and shrimp meat. If you eat too hard, the hook will die. It is suggested that the hook should not be too small, and you can use No.3 Eni. If it's too small, it's easy to swallow and it's hard to decouple.

Knowing the habits of sand fish, how to choose a pole is clear.

You can use the hand lever. It is recommended to be more than four meters and five meters. Don't go with the flow. After hanging the bait, throw it out with a full pole and drag it slowly in the water, you will feel a great bite.

The other is to throw the pole out and slowly take in the line, feeling the fish take the bait. Sea pole or rock pole will do.

In short, chasing sand is easy to catch, and basically any pole can be used.