1, tea hook: Carassius auratus mostly uses tea hooks with thin hooks. Carassius auratus has a small mouth and a small individual. In terms of using hooks, small hooks are easier to catch fish. When fishing crucian carp in the wild, if the hook is used too much, it is easy to catch fish, or it is easy to run away.

2. No.6 Yi Shi fishhook: Carp is relatively large, and its lip is thick, so the small fishhook is not easy to pierce the lip. Even when fishing with the small fishhook, it often leads to unhooking because the fishhook cannot pierce the lip. It is difficult to catch carp. Yi Shi No.6 hook should be used when fishing carp. This kind of fish hook has a thick hook strip and the hook tip bends inward. Once you hang the crucian carp, you can easily catch it.

3. Shiwan No.7 hook: For grass carp fishing, the individual of grass carp is generally about three to five kilograms, and the large one is 10, which is about 20 kilograms. The hook has good tensile resistance and the hook should be firm. Shiwan No.7 hook is mostly used, and this hook has its own swivel. Effectively prevent winding in the process of fishing.

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Wild fishing skills:

The key point of rod throwing is that each rod must be thrown in place-to a fixed point, so that the fishing point can produce a three-dimensional atomization zone and make the fish concentrate on your fishing point. The action of lifting the rod and stabbing the fish can actually reflect the mentality of a fisherman. Most beginners will lift the rod hard after seeing the strong action of the buoy. As a result, either the small fish is flying to the sky or the big fish breaks the line.

Therefore, we should keep a good attitude when lifting the rod to stab the fish. The amplitude and strength of the rod should not be too large. When encountering small fish, we must copy it when encountering big fish. In fact, the smaller the fish, the bigger the bite, and the bigger the fish's bite.

When pressing the waterline, the pole tip should not be inserted too deep into the water, otherwise the buoy will shift away from the fishing point, and the wind line in the water will bend and sag, which will delay the timing of pole lifting. In addition, the timing of pressing the waterline is after the buoy turns over. At this time, only the tip of the pole needs to be lightly pressed, and the wind line will easily sink into the water.